[q] Micronet SEIV help

[Casolai !]

I recently got a Micronet oem version of the ATTO Silicon Express IV card on 
ebay. The Micronet firmware allows the card to be bootable, but is very very 
buggy. It causes my 840av to lock up a lot and is driving me up the wall. 
Speed on the card is excellent, with 17.6 MB/s transfers, but that speed is 
useless if the system keeps crashing.

Anybody know a way to reflash the card to the ATTO firmware? I have the 
1.6.5 ATTO firmware update, but when I run it, it cannot find any ATTO cards 
(Micronet firmware removes that name). If I tell the ATTO updater to 
manually update the nubus slot its in, the updater crashes...  ATTO tech 
support gave me the cold shoulder and said they don't support old products 
like that anymore. I emailed Micronet, but they haven't answered, and I 
can't find any firmware updates on their website.

If anybody has any idea's for help, I would appreciate it.
Casolai

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