jaclaz

Yep , that's exactly the idea. But you see the number of volunteers lab rats is so small that I have to cultivate each and every occasion .... . And I do have one word for you: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0061722/quotes?qt0282091 pssss, come closer, don't be afraid .... : Opera jaclaz

Evidently yes. And however I don' t think it is part of your business. jaclaz

Definitely, no charangos not ANY other kind of lute around, neither banjos nor ukuleles or guitars, but quite a few mando-basses and mando-cellos. Accordions I have seen, but no bagpipes, lots of Scottishmen quite aggravated and irritated by this missing. jaclaz

More like 5 (five): http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/149762-windows-xp-cd-key-help/ http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/149763-windows-xp-cd-key-help/ http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/149765-windows-xp-cd-key-help/ http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/149766-windows-xp-cd-key-help/ jaclaz

This is most probably NOT nlite related, but more likely USB drivers related. This could be due because on "second" boot the BIOS simply ignores the USB connected CD because the CD is not anymore the "boot device". You can try creating a new .iso using a bootmanager like grub4dos and *always* boot from the USB CD, once continuing booting the CD and once continuing with the local disk. But it is also possible that you need to add drivers/settings. Generally speaking having a USB mouse is often a problem during install, anyway. Depending on a number of factors you may want to try using a USB stick or hard disk, instead, see here: http://www.msfn.org/board/forum/157-install-windows-from-usb/ or use a PE jaclaz

YES, MAYBE, but NOT here. WHAT is the difficult part in "this thread is ONLY for LBA0 and BSY problems on the 7200.11"? Compare with point #1 "FOREWORD" of the read-me-first: Quick questionnaire : Q1: Is it a 7200.11 A1: If yes add 1, if no add 0 and go to end of questionnare Q2: Is it a BSY problem? A2:If yes add 1, if no add 0 Q3:Is it a LBA0 problem? A3:If yes add 1, if no add 0 If your total is 2 or more post on the main thread, if below 2 start a new thread. jaclaz

BUT not properly protected, and though there are NO predators, there are plenty killers and even assassins! Armadillos are not at the risk of extinction, BUT there could be a massacre and they could be annihilated or nullified. In a nutshell (one of the many over there) : Poor, suffering, needy , fortuneless armadillos! jaclaz

Actually, as I see it EXACTLY because of that the "Unknown" SMI stick is a good candidate for tests, as you have *NOTHING* to loose. Of course if you see the experimenting as "fun". Here: http://flashboot.ru/index.php?name=Files&op=cat&id=10 Quick "generic" instructions: http://reboot.pro/13675/page__pid__121989__st__127 jaclaz

See if it is this one: MSie55sp2.exe MS Internet Explorer 5.5 Service Pack 2 (Windows 95) ftp://tech.wsd1.org/pub/programs/!README!.TXT'>ftp://tech.wsd1.org/pub/programs/!README!.TXT ftp://tech.wsd1.org/pub/programs/ jaclaz

Run Chipgenius on the "UNKNOWN": http://reboot.pro/4661/ Post what it says, maybe we can find the origin and re-set it with a serial. jaclaz

For NO apparent reason account : Yeah, moltitudes of illegal armadillos behind the green glass door.... jaclaz

I see, you mean "opposite, an impressive rally " , but there are also many Communists and quite a few party bosses, but NO leaders. Will they end up in putting together a committee? jaclaz

Additionally several illiterates dwell and occupy the room (professors as well - though no teachers ) all adducing miscommunications (but not misconceptions) as root of all corruptions. Depression and distress affecting all peeps, and sicknesses currently classified irrelevant and meaningless that will soon assume an utterly criticalness. jaclaz

Additionally. Most newish motherboard have an "exception" hot-key that allows booting from USB only once (leaving the BIOS boot order the "normal" one with internal HD first). The common alternative is to use a bootmanager like grub4dos to emulate the "standard" behaviour of the "press any key" within a given timeout. By cleverly using the default command and settings file you can also set a USB stick in such a way that it boots different things (like the USB stick itself or the internal HD) on "odd" or "even" boots. Like First boot=USB ->next boot=HD->next boot=USB .... jaclaz

and ALL of them most probably unrelated. mup.sys is the last file you see loaded, problem is with "NEXT" file that fails to load (and which you don' t see listed and that is not the same on all machines) If the CHKDSK /R fails, best available option IMHO is to attempt a "repair" install: http://michaelstevenstech.com/XPrepairinstall.htm @allen2 JFYI: http://vlaurie.com/computers2/Articles/chkdsk.htm The /P is IMPLIED by the /R. http://commandwindows.com/recovery.htm jaclaz

You are right correct , AFAIK next additions, planned and foreseen (but not deliberated, nor authorized, nonetheless approved and allowed ) are: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Star_Trek_races Aaamazzarite, Gallamite and Cardassian (don't ask me why, by they don't use alphabetic order, but a hidden bubblesort ) ... among the many cartoons, you need to remember how there are also Goofy, and Minnie, but no Micky Mouse nor Donald Duck jaclaz

I beg to differ, in my experience it is usually a problem related to the MBR or PBR (or both). jaclaz

Sure Yeess, rest assured, but there are good chances that soon (but not currently ) there will be a few supporting Elmer Fudd and Yiddish (check the google translate, which is also available - unlike Babelfish): http://www.google.com/language_tools?hl=en http://www.google.com/webhp?hl=xx-elmer jaclaz

I thinks it depends on the actual drive and if there is a "translation mode" in it's firmware set to "on" (via jumper or through OS driver ) , but I don't really have any detailed experience with these new 4 kb sector drives. jaclaz

No. You are the only one that didn't find all the tools available and/or that didn't found boot-land reboot-pro yet. Things to read FIRST: http://reboot.pro/8944/ http://reboot.pro/5041/ Available pre-made apps, in NO particular order: XBOOT http://reboot.pro/13246/ SARDU http://reboot.pro/forum/100/ MULTICD http://multicd.tuxfamily.org/ UNETBOOTIN http://reboot.pro/forum/79/ MULTIBOOTISOS http://www.pendrivel...-multiboot-usb/ LINUX LIVE USB CREATOR http://old.linuxliveusb.com/ MultiSystem http://liveusb.info/dotclear/ jaclaz

Yes and no , there are galleys (to be proofed ) and no Alpha's or Beta's, but only Gamma's. Not one final, nothing is ever released , but often something (mainly proofs of concept) are issued. There are Freeware and Commercial Apps, but no Shareware, formatting tools but no partitioning utilities. jaclaz

There are Brazil Portuguese "engines", how effective they are needs to be tested: http://voxforge.org/home/forums/other-languages-forum/portuguese/fala-brasil---speech-recognition-for-the-brazilian-portuguese There is also the MS own Beta (current status UNknown): http://www.microsoft.com/portugal/mldc/betaprograms/winclientdesktop.mspx jaclaz

Sure, miniXP and Windows 98 being nororiously Freeware.... And still, try reading again the first post. Get the stable release. Read the documentation that comes with it. Then re-read first post. jaclaz

Not at all , real problem is that there is ONLY C++ (and not C#) and lots of foos, but no bars. jaclaz

I don't see how modifying a file that you DO NOT have in XP Home, nor in XP Professional , BUT ONLY in : Windows Server 2003 SP1 Windows XP Professional x64 Edition Windows Server 2003 x64 Edition Windows PE 2005 may have changed anything, unles the above mentioned version of the file has "further" capabilities (which can be but that AFAIK was never pointed out) The "found on the internet" probably means "found here": jaclaz