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Hey Mike,
I put in my specs for my system in another part of this forum, but if you need it again, it is a AMD athlon 3200 processor, Soltek motherboard, socket 939, I have a Ati video card X800 XT All-in-one-wonder. I have 2 gigs of memory and all total for the three hard drives, two internal one external, 600 gb. I have a IDE Western Digital Hard Drive with 80 gigs, a SATA drive of 220 gigs and a 300 external drive. I believe it is set up now to run off the SATA drive. Like I have said numerous times, I put the disk in the computer and all I get is after you push the install button, a please wait message comes up and I wait and wait and wait. I have to reset the computer to get the message off the screen. Everyone keeps asking me about where I partition and other things have I done, basically nothing, just install the CD. "Michael Cecil" wrote: On Wed, 23 Aug 2006 17:57:02 -0700, vanwink wrote: Can I load the 32 bit version? Like I said before, it gets stuck on please wait and I have to reboot to get it off that. Did you already get the screen where you choose the drive/partition installation location? You really ought to post some basic system specs when asking for help. If your harddrive is SATA, you might need to feed the installer some drivers before it can proceed very far. -- Michael Cecil http://home.comcast.net/~macecil/ http://home.comcast.net/~safehex/ |