Yes, and the D4X program is working my DSL connection as I write this. For many of you who have had freeze-ups at disk partitioning time or at initial loading, the timing constraints of the Pentium code which could not get past the deficiencies in your hardware will be considerably more relaxed in this version. I will report very soon whether it works the nasty Seagate large IDE drives that have so much trouble with pentium code and 100MHz FSBs. I think this might actually work off of some of the older CDs that would fail second stage initialization as well. Some people with that problem might want to check it out. If it does, then there is no doubt at all that the original problem was hardware related and was simply identified by the stricter requirements of the Pentium code. So give it a whirl. It may be the backwards compatibility a few have been pining for. Now, the question I have is are we going to have a fork in the updates as well? I am interested to see how they will handle that. Civileme
