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Well ok, heres the total scoop from all my endless hours of testing and nervously scratching. This card simply is not flashable in my intended system (Asus p5w-dh deluxe) which is ok because it did finally flash 100% ok and tested working fine in my asus maximus extreme. The problem is that...

well i managed to get the original bios back onto it which is atleast a sign of life... i did nothing different other than having it in a new system, maybe the motherboard in the other pc was interfering with the bios erase process. I dont know for sure, but all i did was write the original sbr...

i'll have to move the card to a machine with windows on it. not a problem though. I was using the dos version on a usb stick on a computer that normally runs linux. swapping it now rq however if i recall correctly i attempted to use the ibm firmware updater tool that is for windows 32_64 and...

i'd cry but im too tired. I've tried pushing firmware to the card from every direction and every time it tries to erase first i get the same message, its like the firmware just cant be erased fully but enough to brick the card on me =/

Mine has a mfg date of 6-24-11 so your probably correct in assuming its not newer versions of this card unless these cards were produced at different facilities and the facility my card was made at was using a newer die set or something. I highly doubt that, the more likely thing is i just got...

pwnd. So, after reading this post and its several pages from to back, back to front i felt confident in purchasing a M1015 ibm branded card and flashing it to IT mode. I went through the steps to flash this card. I went down down the list... Megarec -readsbr 0 backup.sbr {CHECK}...