Comments on Koepi's Blog: Putting Windows XP on a SD-Card

This is a really good read for me, Must admit that...

2012-02-15T22:22:07.991+01:00

This is a really good read for me, Must admit that you are one of the best blogger I ever saw.Thanks for posting this informative article.

A valid key is necessary and drive for Eeepc as we...

2011-06-15T08:49:00.136+02:00

A valid key is necessary and drive for Eeepc as well.
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Steph, I had a boot folder on my USB flash drive....

2010-12-05T15:36:45.822+01:00

Steph,
I had a boot folder on my USB flash drive.. I'm not sure what it means that you don't have it

If you do try this you need to disable the disk ca...

2009-05-23T04:14:34.994+02:00

If you do try this you need to disable the disk catch because you will kill kill kill your SD card as well as drastically reduce the speed of your install,

Use TinyXp as it will allow you to install directly to the card and has a reduced foot print so it will require less ram, making up for the lost disk catch.

I have it running dual boot on my NC10 (320gb Mac / 16gb SDHC

Hi,

Thank you for your tutorial. I am tryin...

2008-09-11T13:30:00.000+02:00

Hi,

Thank you for your tutorial. I am trying to follow your instructions to install WinXP on the SDHC card, using a USB Key (instead of a USB HD).

I have a question on this part : "After the installation is finished, you should remove the i386- and the boot-folder" : what do you mean by "the boot folder" ? I don't find any "boot" folder on my USB Key.

Thanks.

As far as I know flash cards have a much shorter l...

2008-05-15T19:45:00.000+02:00

As far as I know flash cards have a much shorter life time - the number of rewrites is drasticaly limited as compared to a HDD.
And Windows is constantly writing stuff to the disk, so yes, Windows can run from the card, but how long before Windows trashes the card? Several weeks I guess.