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Subject: Re: Omnibook 800 boot up problem

Author:
Laura Mart�nez

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Date Posted: 13:56:12 05/28/03 Wed
In reply to: JM Demangeon 's message, "Omnibook 800 boot up problem" on 16:05:43 03/17/02 Sun

> Dears websurfers
> I purchased a HP Omnibook CT (Pentium 166
>MMX, 4.5 GB HDD, 48 MB RAM and F 1197 A CD drive); The
>HD was low level formatted, so that it was impossible
>to boot up to install any Windows.
> This solution may be tried.
> First, from another computer, using the
>installation CDROM of Win 95 or 98, you need to create
>a boot diskette.
> Then, go to
>http://24.237.160.4/files/omnibook/ob8OO/Software/Bootd
>isk.
> Download the 6 following files:
> readme.txt
> Autoexec.bat
> Aspi8xx.sys
> Config.sys
> Sumcd.sys
> Mscdex.sys
> You'll need to copy these files on the
>boot diskette. For Win 98, you'll need to remove the
>cdrom drivers folder to provide space.
> And normally, the wonder does occur, the
>CD drive being recognized, and the installation
>process does normally perform.
> Good luck!

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