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Hey, I've seen that one somewhere ... that one is bootable (I checked). &nbsp;If it's a BX chipset, which was very common, the PCI slots are standard. &nbsp;Tell us which manufacturer and model, and we'll look it up.
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Hey, I've seen that one somewhere ... that one is bootable (I checked).  If it's a BX chipset, which was very common, the PCI slots are standard.  Tell us which manufacturer and model, and we'll look it up.

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I made sure that I listed one that was bootable this time. &nbsp;;)
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I made sure that I listed one that was bootable this time.  ;)

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maybe <a href="http://wims.rainbow-software.org/index.php?start=0&count=100" rel="ugc">http://wims.rainbow-software.org/index.php?start=0&count=100</a><br />
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maybe http://wims.rainbow-software.org/index.php?start=0&count=100 [http://wims.rainbow-software.org/index.php?start=0&count=100]

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I use a p2 computer with a 40gb disk. With Win98 fdisk (I don't think) will see the disk as its full size, neither will another partition manager, but Windows 2000 installer sees it as full size.
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I use a p2 computer with a 40gb disk. With Win98 fdisk (I don't think) will see the disk as its full size, neither will another partition manager, but Windows 2000 installer sees it as full size.

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thanks everyone, i think i will check on the cable first before deciding if i should get a ATA card and a new harddisk, as this is an old system, i do not wish to spend too much on it, i merely use it as a small server in my local network... thanks alot guys :)
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thanks everyone, i think i will check on the cable first before deciding if i should get a ATA card and a new harddisk, as this is an old system, i do not wish to spend too much on it, i merely use it as a small server in my local network... thanks alot guys :)

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I would like to ask whether if Pentium 2 motherboards able to support high capacity harddisk such as 80GB and above. I think i have the latest bio updates (1998 update version) from asus. they have no further bio upgrade since.. if the answer is no, is there anywhere that i can make the system to accept such capacity harddisk? 
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I would like to ask whether if Pentium 2 motherboards able to support high capacity harddisk such as 80GB and above. I think i have the latest bio updates (1998 update version) from asus. they have no further bio upgrade since.. if the answer is no, is there anywhere that i can make the system to accept such capacity harddisk? 

P2 Motherboard supporting high capacity harddisk

Components are those devices that are internal to a computer -- the PC boards, the central processor (CPU), the memory (RAM), disk and video controllers and so on.