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framebuf; infinite loop; vga or
Name: Solo Date: February 14, 2005 at 15:43:47 Pacific OS: XP hopefully CPU/Ram: 192
Comment:
bios. Trying to install XP. My Bios is from '99 -'01. I've got my old 20 GB harddrive as c: and my new 80GB Seagate as D:. It recognizes both drives, went through the install and about 3-5 hours of copying files, and ends up with the framebuf "infinite loop" error.
Luckily I have the kids' computer. I have an external cd-rw if I need to install it here. and a floppy. What can I download/copy from this computer & how do I get installed on the computer I'm trying to upgrade while it's in this state of confusion? What directory do I install it to? etc...
Name: arthur07 Date: March 17, 2005 at 14:09:59 Pacific
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excuse me mate,i have the same problem,did you get help as i cant find anywhere that will help me, if you could help me out it would be very much appreciated. tks.
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Name: MADBRAINEDBEAR Date: March 19, 2005 at 08:40:30 Pacific
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Had same problem after power supply blew out. turned out to be a bad floppy drive, a short i guess that caused the infinite loop. check your hardware for problems.
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