Recent content by kerykeion

...is any difference between using two drives or partitioning a large drive. I have had both configurations before and if you aren't comfortable with partitioning, then having a second hard drive is easier to work with when installing or removing linux... Plus, an extra hard drive does have...

Yes, NAV CE 7.6 ~ NAV 2002, so they are both WinXP compatible.

..or can I just make a Win2K ERD disk?

Well, now there is another problem ... I did my Win2K installation from a hard drive partition rather than the CD (i.e. there's no CD drive in my notebook). Could I boot into DOS (using a boot disk) then run \i386\winnt.exe OR could I make the 4 setup floppies to get into a repair installation...

I think I might have a slight problem... I have deleted my Linux and Linux swap partitions through Windows 2000's Disk Manager. However, I completely forgot to uninstall LILO before deleting the partitions. So, how do I restore the Win2K MBR like before? ..and what are the various ways of...

Short method w/ IDE drives (in theory, it should work): If the 2nd hard drive (w/ Win98) is a Primary Slave or Secondary Master/Slave, then go into the BIOS and see if you can alter the bootup order so that the Win98 drive will boot before the WinXP driver (I'm guessing is Primary Master) I...

Does Windows leave remanents of a previous install of "Win XP "on the hard drive? (maybe that's why I was having problems reinstalling) Yes, but that isn't why your having problems... Is there another way to format than selecting the option from the cd that works better? Try doing a full...

Actually, since DarrylLicke is referring to << the network login/login >> , I think that the "Microsoft Network Logon" should be removed. When this happens, "Microsoft Family Logon" is restored (default) and when this happens, I suggest either: A) Entering no password or B) entering a...

Did you format after fdisk?

<< << Well I found the mac address by running winipcfg, But strangly I have 5 network cards installed now 2 in one machine and 1each in the other machines they all have the same mac address 44-45-53-54-00-00 they are all made by the same company but are different in that 3 of them are 10baseT...

Well your OS is part of the problem. The ATI RAGE Mobility's 3D performance in Win2K is about 70% of what you get in Win9x. I also recommend updating your drivers. You are probably using 40xx drivers and should update to 50xx drivers .. so head over to rage3d.com and goto the Rage Pro forum...

I need one person to do me a small favor. If you happen to be using a Netgear FA311 NIC right now, I need you to tell me the first 6 numbers and/or letters of your NIC's MAC/Physical address. To find this in Win9x, just run winipcfg. For Win2k/XP, goto the command line prompt and type...

Looking at the NIC itself is the best way to identify it. If there is an FCC ID #, you can search the database to find the manufacturer but chances are it probably isn't going to be on there.. Another thing to do is see what the #'s on the NIC's controller chip are and if a logo is present.

I also tried making a network bootdisk for weeks using a very similar configuration... I too ran into problems getting the PCMCIA-service enabled...which seems to be the problem for you as well. I don't know what you mean by packet driver, but when I tried using the pc100.dos file, it created...

Right now in network property they all have only network adapter and TCP/IP nothing else. You need File and Printer Sharing installed and enabled (checked) as well. 1 what protocols should I install on all machines? TCP/IP should be enough 2 Can I share only one directory or it has to be a...