User1,
There is one major difference between these 2 HAL types
Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI) PC
ACPI PIC
This HAL utilizes a PIC chipset
ACPI Uniprocessor
ACPI APIC UP
This HAL utilizes a APIC chipset.
APIC supports more interupts and is more common in the newer machines.
Scott McArthur[MS]
Microsoft Windows Server Setup Support
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| Is one sysprep image that was configured on an ACPI
| Uniprocessor compatable with imaged back to a system that
| is Advanced Configuration and Power Interface(ACPI)PC.
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| There seems to be different drivers that are loaded but
| they are both ACPI no????
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| Thanks
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