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22-Sep-2004, 16:17
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So far as I know, as long as your BIOS is set up to allow it, it shouldn't be a problem. I don't think it would be very different than using a USB keyring drive. Just make sure you have a boot file on the drive.
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23-Sep-2004, 03:49
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I forgot to mention it was winows XP on the drive.
it wont work because of microsofts anti piracy crap. A pirated version of XP is probably better to have. i will just have to install linux on it now. God I hate microsoft. |
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