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| Long and short of it: Im running an Asus P5K Deluxe motherboard with the latest BIOS flash, 0812. The P5K has SATA as well as ATA on board, and I am using the ATA with an old ATA drive which has XP installed, as the boot drive. Recently purchased a SATA drive, Seagate ST3250410AS. I want this to be my only drive, but I dont want to have to have a floppy, when installing XP w/SP3 onto the new SATA drive. But maybe I wont. Heres the question. With the SATA attached, and the ATA still being the boot, I can go into XP's Disk Management, and my SATA is listed there, and it will let me set it up and format it if I wanted to. It shows its correct size. Can I setup that SATA this way, so that it will be all ready for me to do a new install of XP on that SATA, without having to have a floppy ready? |
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