- Joined
- Feb 22, 2004
- Location
- Hartland, Wisconsin
I'm running Linux now against my wishes, i seem to have a strange problem. I boot to WinXP SP1, and the modded boot screen appears and the bar rolls and all is well. Then, for a split second, the Blue Screen O' Death "physical memory dump" appears and the system reboots. Ran the recovery console from the SP1a install CD, did a /dir on the C:, and it couldn't even read the drive.
Ok, so I throw it in another XP machine, and it can see the hardware, but trying to browse it causes explorer to hang.
Also took off the FSB and VCore adjustments I had, no change. Not the processor or memory's fault. I'm sure if i reinstalled XP, it would work fine, but I don't want to lose all my data (120GB drive), nor do I have a spare HD.
Now, the #1 comp is running a bootable Linux-from-CD "Knoppix 3.1", somewhat alright but not like the windows I had. The linux can read anything and everything on that drive! M$ cannot! But as Linux is with NTFS, i cannot write to the drive through the bootable. Any help? Whats going on here??
Ok, so I throw it in another XP machine, and it can see the hardware, but trying to browse it causes explorer to hang.
Also took off the FSB and VCore adjustments I had, no change. Not the processor or memory's fault. I'm sure if i reinstalled XP, it would work fine, but I don't want to lose all my data (120GB drive), nor do I have a spare HD.
Now, the #1 comp is running a bootable Linux-from-CD "Knoppix 3.1", somewhat alright but not like the windows I had. The linux can read anything and everything on that drive! M$ cannot! But as Linux is with NTFS, i cannot write to the drive through the bootable. Any help? Whats going on here??