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11-04-2003 07:48 PM
11-04-2003 07:48 PM
CPU swap ASM driver
I did try swapping the processors over, and they now all register as the same, they are all matched. this made no difference to the windows install. I am now convinced that the asm driver is at fault. Unfortunately I can't work on it at the moment, it is otherwise employed! As usual Microsoft are little or no help!, but at least they acknowledge the problem. Perhaps the server just isn't supported. at least NT works, at the moment multi processing support is more important that new software. I will try putting the 2000 asm driver on tonight. Thanks for the prompt replies and info.
Tom
Tom
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