Re: Anyone running XSI on plain XP?

[Raffaele Fragapane <jaco(at)thejaco.com>]

and multiple CPUs support, XPhome doesn't support multiple CPUs on 
multiple sockets (should be fine with dual core with SP2).
there's also some small differences with the admin tools I believe.

all in all, for a laptop, it doesn't make a dud of a difference.

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kim aldis wrote:

> I ran on plain XP for quite a while with no problems. The only thing Pro
> gives you is control over shared permissions and IIS. IIS you can - and
> should = replace with apache.
>
> Does this mean your laptop arrived Brad? 
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> > Subject: Anyone running XSI on plain XP?
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> > Upgrading my home system from NT.
> > Just wondering if it works on plain XP or is XP Pro 
> > absolutely required.
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> > Thanks,
> > Brad
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