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MBM has 4 switches to help (remote) debugging, they are:
Debug
All this will do is show you the steps that MBM does to start-up,
write down the last step number and ALL the info you see before
MBM crashes or stops. Then contact me with all this info
SMBusAfterChip
Normally MBM detects the SMBus before it detects the Chip on your
system. In some cases (2 up to now) a wrong SMBus chip gets
detected. Using this switch will make MBM 1st look for a chip
(on the ISA bus) and then it will look for the SMBus.
IgnoreSMBus
This switch will make MBM ignore the whole SMBus
NoGL518SMVoltage
This switch will turn of the voltage routine for the GL518SM
as far as +3.3, +5 and +12 volt is concerned, as you may know
this chip does not support these voltages, and mbm uses a trick
to display them anyway, this might not work, if this is the
case then just turn it off with this switch
NoAutoDetect
This switch will turn of the auto detection for the secondary chips
noFreeMem
This switch will turn of some internal code that free's up unused
memory, thus making the footprint of mbm a lot smaller, it might
cause an error under NT if you have a very low user privileges
You use these switched the following way:
- right click the shortcut to MBM
- select properties
- you should see a line looking like this:
"C:\Program Files\MotherBoard Monitor 4\MBM4.exe"
- just add the switch you want to use behind this line,
leave a space between the " and the switch like this:
"C:\Program Files\MotherBoard Monitor 4\MBM4.exe" Debug
- you can if you want use more then 1 switch at a time,
just leave a space between them:
"C:\Program Files\MotherBoard Monitor 4\MBM4.exe" Debug SMBusAfterChip