steinmanal
Apr 17 2008, 09:51 PM
I want to install XP with Mac Boot Camp.
I own a original full version of XP Pro, but it does not include SP2. (I'm certain that it is a full version.)
I carefully (and multiple times) created a bootable XP disk with SP using nLite.
When I do the Boot Camp installation, the Windows installer recognizes the disk as an upgrade, rather than a full version. It asks me to insert the full or previous version to prove that I qualify for the upgrade. I obviously cannot remove and replace the disk from the Mac, since there is no way to eject.
Can anyone offer any suggestions for I might resolve this issue?
Thanks much.
Alex
Kelsenellenelvian
Apr 17 2008, 09:52 PM
WHY DID YOU POST THIS 4 TIMES!!!
**** spammer...
steinmanal
Apr 17 2008, 09:55 PM
QUOTE (Kelsenellenelvian @ Apr 17 2008, 11:52 PM)

WHY DID YOU POST THIS 4 TIMES!!!
**** spammer...
I'm very sorry... I didn't think the post was going through. I was getting some "attachment" thing loading.
Can I delete the dups?
Kelsenellenelvian
Apr 17 2008, 09:58 PM
You need to pm a mod and ask them to remove all of the dupes.
And no I am not a mod I am a developer...
Siginet
Apr 17 2008, 10:39 PM
Hmmm... very weird. I had recently did a Mac Book install of Windows XP myself using a slipstreamed SP2 CD with RyanVM's UpdatePack and a bunch of addons with no trouble at all. I have however seen an xp disk act like an upgrade disk on a computer that had a faulty hard drive. As a matter of fact I had it happen to me today.
steinmanal
Apr 18 2008, 04:39 AM
QUOTE (Siginet @ Apr 18 2008, 12:39 AM)

Hmmm... very weird. I had recently did a Mac Book install of Windows XP myself using a slipstreamed SP2 CD with RyanVM's UpdatePack and a bunch of addons with no trouble at all. I have however seen an xp disk act like an upgrade disk on a computer that had a faulty hard drive. As a matter of fact I had it happen to me today.
Thanks for the reply. How would I know if the hard drive is bad?
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