Any Motherboards with two UDMA 133 or SATA slots

[Sam]

: 1 IDE left is better than nothing. but if u need another IDE buy an
: IDE controller card.
: or for a cheap fix maybe an old ISA board with IDE/FLOPPY/Serial...
: from a 486 may do the job. I did to replace a non working serial
: port one pentium.
: of course u wont get UDMA and awsome speed transfert.

I am having issues with the Promise Controller Card right now, it's a
big risk buying a used one and seeing if it will work in my board.

 

[Sam]

: >> I prefer to make a slipstreamed XP install CD instead
: >> so you have 48 bit LBA support right from the start.
:
: You can just download SP1 and slipstream it, its very easy using
autostreamer.
:
: > I would have to use my laptop and risk getting a nasty virusm then I
am really
: > screwed. Using/setting up the slipstream version sounds time
consuming.
:
: Nar, its very easy using autostreamer.

Sounds like slipstreaming is a pain:

http://forums.tacktech.com/viewtopic.php?t=924

 

[Rod Speed]

Sounds like slipstreaming is a pain:

Not if you use autostreamer.

 

[Sjouke Burry]

Not if you use autostreamer.

Thanks gentlemen!!! I followed your link ,then found
http://www.winsupersite.com/showcase/windowsxp_sp2_slipstream.asp

and that one did it.
I had sp2 already, and only needed ISOBUSTER to
rip the boot info from XP CD, and after that it was
just follow each step to the letter, even though my
NERO version was a bit old.
Voila!!! I have XP PRO SP2 slipstreamed.
(and it boots too!!!).
Now... Wat to do with all those security updates?
At last count:78 (not counting IE7 and SP2)????

 

[Timothy Daniels]

Now... Wat to do with all those security updates?
At last count:78 (not counting IE7 and SP2)????

For many, the answer to that question will be
"Windows Vista". Count on Microsoft issuing *lots*
of WinXP updates for a while.

*TimDaniels*

 

[RussellS]

Oh come on. if you actually look at the Google results, none of the links
are relevant at all to me, and since no relevant results can be found, only
results having one of the search terms, like "Russell", are returned, having
nothing to do with me. Pathetic attempt at a jab, when the Folkert Rienstra
Google results were all relevant. I'm through replying to posts like these,
and will only reply to posts from others seeking help. here ya go, hon.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=Fred+pc+homebuilt+troll
Results 1 - 10 of about 29,300 for Fred pc homebuilt troll. (0.12 seconds)
There are, with this link, actually quite a few relevant search returns,
with Fred in this very forum saying "****" a lot in the number one Google
result. You're in my kill file as well.

-Russell
http://tastycomputers.com

 

[Rod Speed]

Rod Speed wrote

Thanks gentlemen!!! I followed your link ,then found
http://www.winsupersite.com/showcase/windowsxp_sp2_slipstream.asp

and that one did it.

Yeah, I did it manually before I fell over autostreamer. Worked fine.

I had sp2 already, and only needed ISOBUSTER to
rip the boot info from XP CD, and after that it was
just follow each step to the letter, even though my
NERO version was a bit old.
Voila!!! I have XP PRO SP2 slipstreamed.
(and it boots too!!!).

Now... Wat to do with all those security updates?
At last count:78 (not counting IE7 and SP2)????

It is worth installing them, but not necessarily slipstreaming them.
The main reason to slipstream SP2 is so the XP install has 48 bit
LBA support right from the start. SP2 is safe enough for getting
the security updates online once you have XP installed.

 

[nukem]

Now... Wat to do with all those security updates?
At last count:78 (not counting IE7 and SP2)????

um.. I'd use Opera and Eudora instead of IE and VirusExpress.

 

[Folkert Rienstra]

Don't these 2 sentences basically say the same thing?

Nope. Preference suggests that one is good but the other is better.
No such thing here.

Not being sure whether his controller card supports CS,

Name one that doesn't and isn't 10 years old.

it was suggested that he use the Master/Slave jumpering system,
as all IDE controller cards support that.

There is no support of the card, clueless.
Both schemes are jumpering on the drive, one by physical jumpers,
the other by jumpering through the cable.
The end position jumpers it as master, the middle position jumpers it as slave.

That's supposed to mean that many IDE controller cards do not support
ATAPI devices, like an optical drive, and are meant for IDE hard disks,
as mentioned in a previous post.

So you actually can write in understandable language if you want to.

Seems like Mr. or Ms. Rienstra just prefers to contribute bitterness to
the newsgroup, and doesn't actually want to help.

Actually I do help by pointing out the clueless.
The ones that think that their clueless ramblings are helpful.

 

[Fred]

Seems like Mr. or Ms. Rienstra just prefers
to contribute bitterness to the newsgroup, and doesn't actually want to
help.
-Russell
http://tastycomputers.com

Exactly. Has been doing that for a long time.

Recently he has started to fake posting by others, it seems
in an attempt to ignite a flame-war. He also frequently
posts under different names, in a pathetic attempt to be
listened to. Usually he is identified pretty fast.

Gosh, only a puny 1000.
Sounds like I'm quite well behaved compared too some of the yahoos below.

Already done....


Arno

http://www.google.com/search?q=Arno+Wagner+troll
Results 1 - 100 of about 44,400 for Arno Wagner Troll. (0.07 seconds)

Look who's got egg all over his face

http://www.google.com/search?q=RussellS+tasty+computers+troll
Results 1 - 100 of about 32,700 for RussellS tasty computers troll

Now, who is the real troll here, and who fell for it.

 

[Sjouke Burry]

um.. I'd use Opera and Eudora instead of IE and VirusExpress.

Dont trip over your feet when helping people

 

[Thomas Wendell]

Thanks gentlemen!!! I followed your link ,then found
http://www.winsupersite.com/showcase/windowsxp_sp2_slipstream.asp

and that one did it.
I had sp2 already, and only needed ISOBUSTER to
rip the boot info from XP CD, and after that it was
just follow each step to the letter, even though my
NERO version was a bit old.
Voila!!! I have XP PRO SP2 slipstreamed.
(and it boots too!!!).
Now... Wat to do with all those security updates?
At last count:78 (not counting IE7 and SP2)????

Here's some instructions on slipstreaming in the updates..
http://www.vorck.com/hfslip.html

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Tumppi
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