Back to DR-DOS again

[sciguy-Ja3L+HSX0kI at public.gmane.org]

Hello

The machine in question has an ASUS K7SOM+ motherboard supporting an 
AMD Athlon dual core processor. I have had this machine for at least 5-
7 years.

The BIOS seemed to have reset itself as it rebooted today, and I was 
greeted with DR-DOS, and A: as the default drive. And no, I had no 
floppies in A:. Resetting the BIOS to "hard drive" as the first boot 
disk fixed it. In DR-DOS, I could see C: drive. but I didn't try to do 
too much with it. I am concluding that it must have been a virtual 
drive, but does anyone know where it could have come from?

I imagine it must have been stored on a rom chip somewhere on the MB, 
but where? In the BIOS?

Paul
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