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Asked by Techdivision in Windows XP Operating System, PC Laptops
I have an Asus EEE PC 900a netbook, which I'm trying to install XP on. The 900a is a little different to the bog-standard 900 in two areas: it's got an Atom inside with the Intel G950 chipset (so it runs Aero), and instead of a 4GB and a secondary 12GB SSD card (which the older 900's had), the 900a has one continuous 16GB SSD.
And that's what's giving me hell at the moment. When I run XP setup, the blue screen comes up with a 4GB disk (which I know is wrong), then says it can't format or re-partition it. I actually did an install with Windows 7 RC1 - the whole thing installed properly, then when I rebooted it, it didn't know where the boot sector was. I've now tried to install the recovery DVD to go back to Linux, and THAT failed. Nightmare.
My hunch is that the SSD needs some serious firmware-level formatting, but does anybody know where to get that sort of utility? Alternatively, can anyone suggest a way of me getting XP on there?
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