Multi Processor Support

[steve]

boot to the xp cd, press F5 when setup starts when you are
prompted to press F6 to install a scsi/raid driver. A HAL
listing will come up...choose the one you want...then
perform a repair install.

this is the ONLY way.

[Joshua Smith [MSFT]]

You can also do an inplace upgrade although you will lose any hot fixes or
service packs that were installed. E verything else should be ok.

1. Place Windows XP install disk in CD tray
2. Click Start -> Run
3. Assuming the CD is drive D: type the following into the Run dialog:
d:\i386\winnt32 /unattend
4. This will perform an install using all the data from the previous
installation. All your hardware will PnP and be correctly added giving you
your multiproc HAL.

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Joshua Smith
DirectInput Test Lab

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"steve" > wrote in message
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> boot to the xp cd, press F5 when setup starts when you are
> prompted to press F6 to install a scsi/raid driver. A HAL
> listing will come up...choose the one you want...then
> perform a repair install.
>
> this is the ONLY way.