The problem with this procedure is that by June 2009, floppy disk drives have long been obsolete and do not exist in most computers anymore, while Windows XP is still widely used. The standard procedure in this case is to supply a floppy diskette with drivers at boot time (by pressing F6 when prompted for third-party drivers). Windows XP is not an exception, and it requires a boot-time driver for this controller during Setup, to be able to detect hard disk / CF card during installation. Preface: DMP ebox-3300 ( / NorhTec MicroClient JrDX ( uses "RDC Semiconductor" IDE controller, which is not supported "out-of-the-box" by most Operating Systems. and its employees are exempt to this rule and are allowed to use this document freely and/or publish it on their site, but other companies that obtained the file from DMP Electronics Inc. Failure to obtain permission would be considered copyright infringement and would be prosecuted respectively. Please post your comments and suggestions in MicroClient Google Group: Companies willing to use this document (or parts of it) should receive prior permission from Green Gadgets Ltd. Comments and suggestions are always welcome, and Green Gadgets would do their best to make this document complete. Copyright Notice: Private individuals are welcome to use, modify and improve this document freely as they like. Date Author Description /06/2009 Yogev Ezra First draft /06/2009 Yogev Ezra Added missing screenshots, preface and copyright notice. 1 Revision History Windows XP installation CD Slipstream for ebox-3300 ("Floppy"-less install) Rev.
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