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03-13-2009 11:42 AM
03-13-2009 11:42 AM
Windows XP Pro on c-class
Has anyone successfully installed Windows XP Pro (32-bit) on a c-class blade -- particularly BL260c?
Yes, I know:
1. It's not supported
I don't care what it's designed to do, I care what it CAN do.
2. There are PC blades
Too many $.
3. There are c-class workstation blades
Whoa, even more $$$.
Thanks for any input.
Yes, I know:
1. It's not supported
I don't care what it's designed to do, I care what it CAN do.
2. There are PC blades
Too many $.
3. There are c-class workstation blades
Whoa, even more $$$.
Thanks for any input.
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