My 765D ran very nicely with Win2000. I found it a huge improvement over
WinNT thanks to power management, hot swapping of PC cards, better
overall stability, etc. The only reason I dumped it in favor of Linux
was the lack of 32-bit drivers for PCMCIA.
Alban
Colgrove, George wrote:
> The 760EL would not be a good platform for anything beyond Win98SE. Win2K
> will work, but from what I've heard, it is sluggish. Windows NT 4.0 up to
> SP 6a does work well, but I believe drivers are a problem. If you are using
> WIN98SE then the problem may be with the IRQ's. Do a search in the archives
> for this list for USB cardbus card and my email address. Several threads
> about getting that card to work are there. I eventually got it to work well
> when I switched the IRQ for the PCMCIA slots to 4. This also required
> reorganizing the rest of the IRQ's to get everything else work properly.
>
> George
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