I helped it along a bit by disabling all the onboard devices in the bios and then enabled them one at a time with a reboot in between. But still, it worked and I was impressed. A colleague informed me that in his considerable experience, it works about 30-40% of the time, the rest of the time it's BSOD.
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). Luckily for me it was a linux machine, so despite it being an nForce2 replacing a SiS board, a quick reboot later and linux had detected all the new hardware and was happy. So there I was saying how brilliant linux was and that there was NO WAY that Windows could ever do that, when today, to my total amazement, I saw Windows XP do exactly the same thing



. Got the wind chill meter working again, man that's depressing to look at but useful to help insure we don't stay outside too long. Some of you'se guys are pros at living in a wintry area, we are official wimps when it comes to that. An extended cold and snowy period only comes along every so often. Me? I've been here in Bellingham for 35 years so I'm used to it. I just missed a big storm in 1969 here where it got so cold many peoples shallow wells froze. There were snowdrifts to the tops of power lines. People talked about that for years!


