Intel is pissing me off with the lack of support for their networking hardware, I mean Creative has a pre-release for the 5.1 SB card and ATI has my Radeon 9800 working, all the other "non-essential" hardware is working, but the drivers for my gigabit NIC? I need to rip a copy from HP's site from server edition drivers - geeeze.Īnyway, sorry for going off-topic on you, but I did restrain myself from saying anything about the pre-alpha development stages of the 128 bit chip Intel is developing with Microsoft - OOps, sorry, my restraint gave out. DAEMON Tools is an advanced application for Microsoft Windows which provides THE best optical media emulation in the industry. they don't exist except from a hack copy of drivers intended for 2003 Server you can download from HP's website. Windows 10 Anniversary 32-bit / 64-bit 4.0 or later Windows 10 32-bit / 64-bit Windows 8 32-bit / 64-bit up to 5.5.1 Windows Server 2008 R2 64-bit Windows 7 32-bit / 64-bit Windows Server 2008 32-bit / 64-bit Windows Vista 32-bit / 64-bit up to 4.0 Windows XP Pro SP3 32-bit / SP2 64-bit up to 4. In any event, if you need Intel network drivers for XP64 extended, good luck to you.
Microsoft justified the move saying the itanium was to expensive to attract home users and only corporate types would buy the itanium, and the OS they would use would be Server 2003, not XP. Daemon Tools Adobe Captivate (32-bit) Free to try Create fully responsive eLearning courses and deliver great learning experiences across devices. My rig is Dually Opteron 242s, currently running pre-release candidate 1218, although I'm waiting for 1289 to ship out next month, if it's on schedule.Īlthough I must correct the previous post: Intel hates the new XP64 because microsoft dumped the Itanium-native 64 bit edition in favor of the extended version compatible with the AMD chip and a lower end Intel compatible chip. I'm also volunteering as a beta tester for XP64.
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