Originally Posted by Michael. Try resetting the BIOS back to factory default, as something seems amiss. The only other possibility is a hidden partition before your XP installation. Make sure all existing partitions are deleted during install - there should only be two on XP if performing a standard install. UEFI didn't exist back then, so wouldn't apply. Thanks to Michael from: Redstone 24th September Morning everyone.
Just wanted to "bump" this incase anyone had any further suggestions perhaps? By Ertech in forum Windows Download Microsoft Edge More info. Contents Exit focus mode. Please rate your experience Yes No. Any additional feedback? Submit and view feedback for This product This page. View all page feedback. When I finally left XP I didn't have to declare extra variables that get optimized out but still HAD to be declared to compile any more. USB drives whether stick or external HD work for storage.
It uses almost no power compared to a PC, only heavy graphics pushed mine to need more than 2A which is when I bought a 3A supply. Mint is a popular and relatively user-friendly Linux distribution and the implied suggestion was to configure a dual boot system that would run either Linux Mint or Windows XP.
The advantage is that one would not be running an OS that hasn't been supported with security updates for ages which potentially matters if the computer touches the web. Modern web browsers aren't happy running with such limited memory, but the Arduino IDE and most everything else I care about is fine.
I must admit that running YouTube videos on Firefox regularly chokes Mint. If I am lucky , Firefox can be killed from the F1 terminal. Is there a version that "could" be used on this machine? I think Arduino 1.
That would probably work. The real problem is it's based on Java and you need to keep Java happy and up to date. I have a 1.
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