I made a comment to a friend, who works professionally in CT as a data base programmer, that is hardware worked in W2K, it would probably work in XP because they shared the same kernel, He replied as follows:
NOPE .. XP is a UNIX based kernel .. not only that, but any software not specifically designed for XP will be emulated for the old windows kernel threading. XP has much potential, but poorly implemented and dangerously default configured with many features on that need not be .. perfect as drones in a DDOS attack
If there is no XP driver, there is no running the hardware. Instead of using memory blocking, threading has to be written into the instruction set - not hard to do, but none of this stuff is open source, so if the company wants to squeeze its customers nuts, it can.
Can any professional out there shed some light or clarify this?😎
NOPE .. XP is a UNIX based kernel .. not only that, but any software not specifically designed for XP will be emulated for the old windows kernel threading. XP has much potential, but poorly implemented and dangerously default configured with many features on that need not be .. perfect as drones in a DDOS attack
If there is no XP driver, there is no running the hardware. Instead of using memory blocking, threading has to be written into the instruction set - not hard to do, but none of this stuff is open source, so if the company wants to squeeze its customers nuts, it can.
Can any professional out there shed some light or clarify this?😎
