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From: "Mike Nordell" <tamlin@algonet.se>
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Subject: [Qemu-devel] Re: IDE issues?? (Was re: NE2000 problem found)
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Tim wrote:

> but how did you go about getting sp4 to install?

I never did. I used a slipstreamed installation (one where sp4 is already
applied to the source).

Please note I don't use COW, since it's currently not supported on Win32
host (this hasn't changed lately, has it?). Could that make a difference? I
dubt it, but it never hurts to check.

>  I read in another thread that the IDE driver shows up in
> a weird place in win2k's device manager.

This is now fixed in CVS. After Windows installs the new "secondary...",
just uninstall the legacy IDE/ESDI from the device manager.

/Mike