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If I remember correctly, G means it has integrated graphics, E are higher-spec parts, etc.

Sorry for the bump, but... http://www.48bitlba.com/faq.htm#FAQ7 http://www.48bitlba.com/tools.htm

BTW I'm not a guy

Indeed, 137Gb barrier is non-existent anymore. Be careful with this, a high capacity hard drive will be much easier to damage due to the higher precision involved (closer track spacing) especially 2.5" drives. Don't subject it to much vibration when in use, it should be fine.

I may try it once you write it in a language that does not need .NET. Why would you need .NET for such a simple program anyway?

Why would you want to do that anyway

I use ResourceHacker and Borland Resource Workshop.

That is not an IBM. It uses an Intel 810 chipset. http://www.intel.com/design/chipsets/810/index.htm

Thanks, but I figured it out already. Now it doesn't freeze at that point. However, if I use my own layout INFs generated by MakeCAB/Diamond, I get strange errors such as not being able to find license agreement etc. even though the required files are certainly extracted and copied to wininst0.400. If I use the existing layout INFs, everything proceeds normally Possibly it has to do with the file ordering and how I split the files (64k limit for INFs, that's why there's layout.inf, layout1.inf, and layout2.inf)

Anything based on the Intel 800-series chipset is 100% compatible; the 865 is popular, if you can find an LGA775 board that uses an 875 chipset, it'll provide a better performance. I recommend the Asus P5P800SE.

Would they really care whether you uninstalled it or not? I think that's a moot point. As long as you're not using it commercially.

Clean the heatsink/fan. This is most likely an overheat warning.

If you change your MAC, you're guaranteed to recieve a new IP. However, some ISPs link your account with your MAC.

AutoCAD. The ultimate design and drafting program.

Hi, Does anybody have a copy of "win95-4mb.txt", because the link on the webpage doesn't work anymore and a google search doesn't bring anything up either! Waywyrd SCROLL DOWN!http://www.etek.chalmers.se/~e8gus/nano98/filelist.txt @Petr:

It appears that this version is severely limited. In other words, there's a limit to the number of processes that can be running.I would rather install 98se.

The server service is running to provide shared printers and folders. I don't want to stop it because every now and then some friends come home with their laptops and I want them to be able to connect to my computer. From what I know, the service has been running always before without any problems. Start it when you need it, stop it after you're done with it.

XP itself? 66.7Mb here, measured with no other programs running. (Total - Available physical memory) See image: http://img224.imageshack.us/img224/334/taskmgr2dw1.png

ASUS P5P800SE: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?...N82E16813131574It uses the common and very compatible i865 chipset which has been around for some time, so there should be no unexpected problems as can occur with the very new chipsets. Just read that you needed a smaller one, here's another 865-based microATX board from ASUS: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?...N82E16813131008

BTW, VMware Server and Microsoft Virtual PC are FREE.

http://www.etek.chalmers.se/~e8gus/nano98/

Your Server service shouldn't even be running if you're not using your XP as a server...

It sure fooled me. Perhaps users that are theming to look like another OS should specify that they are indeed using XP when posting here...

First of all, what adapters are you talking about? There are "true" adapters, which have USB interface circuitry inside, and there are the adapters for use with dual-mode devices only, which do not contain ANY circuitry. Pinouts are the same for PS/2 mouse and keyboard; see http://pinouts.ru/data/KeyboardPC6_pinout.shtml compare with http://pinouts.ru/data/PS2Mouse_pinout.shtml And this is the wiring of the dual-mode adapter - notice how data+/data- become data/clock in two modes: http://pinouts.ru/InputCables/usb_ps2_mouse_pinout.shtml The mouse can operate in either USB or PS/2 mode by sensing the signals recieved

BartPE?