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ekynox

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  1. Hi, i have a problem when installing Windows XP 64 on my Laptop with a XP64 CD i have make from the original one with my Raid Drivers on it. i was having problems before to install Windows XP with my USB Floppy drive on the start of installation process while pressing F6. So i've decided to make a new CD with my drivers on it. I did it by modyfing txtsetup.sif and winnt.sif and adding a $OEM$ directory with my drivers on it and then reburn the XP Bootable installation CD. At this point, all works fine, The CD Boot correctly, my Raid drivers is loaded, and i can start installing windows on my two Raid 0 Drives. The installation finish correctly but while the reboot and the first start of my fresh installation, i got a blue error screen an half of a second and then my laptop reboot. I tryed to load windows in safe mode and it appear just before the blue error screen come again, the laptop block on file acpitabl.dat. Now i really don't know what to do and will need help if someone can resolve my problem. The laptop is Clevo D900T with : Intel P4 3.8Ghz HT EMT64 Intel 915P + ICH6 2 Gb DDR2 Nvidia Gforce 6800 Ultra DDR3 256Mb Raid Promise Fasttrack 376/378 Controller 2 60Go Hard Drives in Raid0 The drivers i used from my XP64 CD is here : http://www.short-media.com/download.php?d=210 Thanks for your help and excuse my bad english. Regards.

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