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I see how he is. :lol:

Be smarter to run a clean line. Spliced cable sucks for quality. Ask anyone whose done any kind of token ring network maint or any other old 10Base2 or 5 network. Split coax sucks.

Welcome to the boards. :)

Tell you the truth, I'm kinda glad the Angels made it. First time in franchise history for them. These guys have been playing some great ball too. The Giants will have a tough time I think.

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Read in the papaer today that Apple has officially dumped Motorola for IBM and it's next generation processor. The processor is a 64-bit one that is backwards compatible with 32-bit software. I haven't found anything on the net about it yet though.

Looks like motherboard monitor 5 to me.

Angels finally get in. The way they played the Twins, they look like the team to beat in the Series. Cards and Giants are tired in the eighth inning, 2-2. Either way, the series starts out in ANgels territory. Take that a some rest, they have a good chance at taking it.

Long wait just to get my money back from those guys. $100 is a good deal though.

Donate to you? BUWHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Ohhh fury...that's a good one. :D Seriously though, I'll have to look at the prices we get. It does look like a good deal, the only question is, when do you get the $100 bucks back? How long does it take Dell to issue this?

IBM - Cheap - IBM

Exactly. Someone is bound to want one eventually.

No problem. :)

Straight from the horses ....... Some more found on another page Some more A Google Search Another Google Search Hope this helps.

Yes. That's one of the first things we did. The exception being the CD-ROM drive was in, regardless though. One the drive was created, the partition was in place the drive had a name. But...it got me thinking... What if I created the partition using the 80GB drive, but don't actually format it...

I will. I'll post today's results when I can.

Sure I could, but the point of the exercise is to create on large 200GB partition that has a drive letter C:. I can create one partiton up to 137GB, then after installing SP1 and making the registry change, I get the rest of the drive, some 50+GB. I can eaily make the rest of the drive another...

Because the 80GB was drive C:, the CD-ROM was drive D:, and the 200GB drive was drive E:. I could make it D:, but not C:. Once the OS loads, you can't change the drive letters for boot devices, ie., the drive where the OS is installed and loading from. I ahd to boot from the 80GB drive to create...

If your wondering why I'm pounding my head against a wall in what appears to be a waste of time, I need to figure this out because what happens when a customer wants to buy a system with a drive larger than 137GB and XP... I'm going to have to know the answer to it.

This is probably going to be a story type thread, as we still haven't figured out a solution yet. Ok. Windows XP does not natively support drives larger than 137GB. Upon installing XP on my 200GB drive I discovered that it sees no more than 137GB. At first I thought maybe the BIOS was the issue...