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|    radish to Grumpyoldman    |
|    Re: SATA Hard Drives    |
|    16 Aug 04 20:59:32    |
      From: r4d1sh@ntlworld.com              Grumpyoldman wrote:       > Hi,       > I was a BeOS user for a long time, but have not been able to get it to work       > well with any of my newer PC's. I own BeOS 5 Pro. I will be building a       > new PC within the next few days using a SOYO SY-KT600 Dragon Plus v1.0       > Mother Board and I intend to use the on board SATA and SATA Hard Drives to       > install Win2K Pro and WinXP. Any chance I could get any flavor of BeOS to       > run in this system. I'm getting an ATI 9600 video card for this system,       > and will be using on board audio and on board LAN to connect to my router       > for Internet access.       >       > Any suggestions (other than get lost) will be appreciated. LOL       > Thanks       >       > Grumpyoldman       Are your newer PC's AMD Athlon or Duron based? If so, Beos r5 pro will       not work unless you patch the kernel! I too bought Beos r5 pro and it       ran fine on my old Pentium and AMD K6-2 systems, but would not install       on my later Duron and Athlon systems. There is a version of beos based       on the r5 personal edition, that comes pre patched for AMD Duron and       Athlon systems, and includes the later r5 updates as well as some driver       updates.............it's called beos max v3. Do a search for beos max       and you should find the website its available from (its free!). Hope       this helps, radish              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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