Still not showing, I have no clue what you are doing......LOL

Whats the title of the video at youtube, I'll just search for it.....

You did a couple things the hard way but it will work. You sure went to a lot of work when your brother could just use google translate to view this entire thread in just about any language.....LOL

Lvcoyote

Yes sir, I've been using this method for several years now over many different platforms and brands.

sweet. thanks for the confirmation

OK!
Cool, thanks for the info, or tomorrow I was going to get nuts with the message "BAD COMAND" 

Then you didn't do something right.  Start over and make sure you have the memory stick at the top of the hard disk priority list, and that the hard disc is first in the boot order.

is there a way to make a bootable cd/dvd with the .bat files on it?
why does evga not have the iso files anymore for bios updates? i much rather prefer that...lol

Lvcoyote

Tap on the F7 key during boot, you should get to a screen that lists cd roms, HDD's, etc.  You can choose the USB device from there to boot from.  It should be listed under hard drives.

f7? or f8? i tried f8 will try f7 now :)

So I made the USB stick, the exact same way it was explained. When I select the USB as priority boot device, and when I restart, it will end up in the BIOS again. When I press F7 and enter the boot device selection screen, and select the USB Win98Boot USB drive, I get black screen with the white thing blinking in the top left of the screen. Nothing else happens.
 
I already did the whole 'making flash drive tutorial' twice. What should I do now?

I do not know if this will help or not. 
I make my selection of boot device in BIOS before I actually boot. 
 
Next comment would be; when you are in windows have you used the cmd box to change to the FLASH DRIVE and seen all the files that are there.  I would guess you could do this from windows explorer as well.  Are all the DOS boot files present?
Make shure you DO NOT Have a "Z:/" drive
 
IO.sys
config.sys
msdos.sys
command.com
doeskey.com
inifile.com
mscdex.exe
wbat.com
ctmouse.exe
himem.sys
cpudet.com
ansi.sys

Some of these are hidden files so cmd-box would need a dir /ah to see them:
ALso: must have file folder  "DOS71" assuming that is the dos you are using.  if not change the BAT file to refect the correct name of the folder. 
You should have a autoexec.bat like this:
L:\>type autoexec.bat
@ECHO OFF
PROMPT $P$G
SET DIRCMD=/4
MODE CON RATE=32 DELAY=1
REM MODE CON CP PREPARE=((437)EGA.CPI)
REM MODE CON CP SELECT=437
REM KEYB US,,KEYBOARD.SYS
KILLER
DOSKEY
DOSLFN /Z:A:\DOS71\CP437UNI.TBL
MSCDEX /D:IDE-CD
SHARE /L:30
NLSFUNC
SMARTDRV
CTMOUSE
REM For compatiblity purpose:
CTMOUSE > NUL
ECHO.
REM For locking volumes to enable "direct disk access":
REM CALL LOCKDRV.BAT
BREAK ON
LFNFOR ON
ECHO Now you are in MS-DOS 7.10 prompt. Type 'HELP' for help.
ECHO.
***

I'm trying to get my eVGA X79 SLI to work.

Oke so here is what I did, cause its quite simple all in all. I got me a 2GB USB generic flash disk 5.00, formatted it with the HP program, selected that it should be bootable and assigned the win98boot folder to go with it. When finished I copy'ed the BIOS files that I've downloaded from the eVGA site onto the flash drive. That' s about all that needs to be done I guess. I also tried the same thing on an SD card, but it gives the same results.
 
The files you mention do not appear to be on the flash drive. The only files that are on there are the BIOS files. However, when I try to manually copy the content of the win98boot folder onto the USB stick, it asks me if I want to overwrite these three files: the COMMAND.COM, IO.SYS and MSDOS.SYS. So I guess they are present, somewhere.
 
My biological processor is not compatible with DOS whats however, please don't make me go into that web of darkness and eye-blinding symbols!!  I'm not that much of a PC genius..
 
Maybe I should just wait for my pre-flashed chip to arrive.. Or RMA the damn thing all together. 

There is nothing on this system yet, I come from this topic: http://forums.evga.com/tm.aspx?m=1448298

Hey Wolf!!
Long time indeed, glad to see you around here. EVGA is kind of where I hung my hat after working with ABIT for so long! If you need anything after getting your EVGA board let me know, I'd be glad to help if needed!

You're a seasoned vet, you wont have any problems....GL!

Yea, for about another week, then I'm changing over to the X79 FTW and a i7-3930K CPU.