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well, apparently none of the .exe's in the ISO are valid win32 applications when I try to launch them from inside SOME WAREZ XP. If I try to start winnt32.exe from DOS I'm told winnt32.exe can't be run in DOS mode Again, the ISO boots and installs just fine. I'm getting the impression that the WAREZ doesn't like "64bit" XP. Any other ways of running an XP X64 install off a USB-drive?

Maybe you can use WINNT32.EXE in the AMD64 folder of your ISO instead. How exactly would I do that?

Source: en_win_xp_pro_x64_with_sp2_vl_X13-41611.iso run through this process: http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/105277-howto-create-a-fully-up-to-date-xp-x64-dvd/ I boot my WAREZ USB-stick, format the drive with two partitions(I set \Program Files to D:\Programs and \Documents and Settings to D:\Settings in nLite) and run WinNTSetup as I usually do with XP x32. After the initial text-mode section I get a "process1_initialization_failed" BSOD. I've tested this process via Virtualbox and the same thing happens. If I mount the ISO in VirtualBox it installs just fine. Any way I can avoid having to steal a DVD-burner from someone else in the house to install this?

Just wanted to confirm that this: and this: Worked on Abit IP35PRO with the IC9R. Installed the driver, moved the iastor.sys and ran the reg-file. Restarted, set AHCI, rebooted and prayed

I know that. It's just that there's no way in hell I'm ever going to find it on intel's site. I found something for ICH6R, but otherwise nothing.

What would an "appropriate" iastor.sys be?

Anyone?

So, just install the driver via Device Manager, ignore the "This driver hasn't been blessed by Bill himself"-bit, reboot, switch to AHCI in the BIOS and pray to FSM it won't BSOD then?

I have both ICH9 and ICH9R on my IP35PRO. What do i do? I've tried switching to AHCI before, resulting in BSOD's and re-installs.