TinyXP Rev10 Multi Boot 6 in 1 DVD - eXPerience 19.2.2010

[Raitsa]

Windows XP 2003 Multi-Boot DVD x86 June 2010 - eXPerience
was released 18.7.2010.

"This DVD includes 8 Windows installations and 2 extra boot options...

 1) Install Full XP (with IE8 and WMP11) June 2010
 2) Install Slimmed XP (with IE8 and WMP11) June 2010
 3) Install TinyXP (with IE6 and WMP9) June 2010
 4) Install MicroXP (without IE or WMP) June 2010
 
 5) Install Full 2003 (with IE8 and WMP11) June 2010
 6) Install Slimmed 2003 (with IE8 and WMP11) June 2010
 7) Install Tiny2003 (with IE6 and WMP10) June 2010
 8) Install Micro2003 (without IE or WMP) June 2010

 9) Boot Acronis (Backup & Restore partitions)
 0) Boot Hiren\'s BootCD v10.6 (Live Windows XP)"

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 - Full XP
 This has most of the required hotfixes slipstreamed with nLite,
 other odd hotfixes that cannot be slipstreamed (for example KB890830)
 are installed on first logon. This also includes IE8 and slipstreamed
 WMP11 with all hotfixes.

 - Slimmed XP
 Same as above with WMP11 slipstreamed, but this has a few items
 removed, the only item that might be needed is Chinese, Japanese
 and Korean. The only other items removed are redundant items like
 the Windows XP \"Tour\".

 - TinyXP
 This aims to remove only the big components in Windows. Its smaller
 size comes not from taking out items, but by simply not updating
 to IE8 or WMP11 and instead, updating the OS the same way to June
 2010 but with IE6 and WMP9 like the original XP. You will only see
 one Windows Update appear for this on Windows Update - \"Internet
 Explorer 8\"

 - MicroXP
 This is, as usual, stripped right down to the bare OS almost.

[Havok]

I just installed the Micro version (incl: Chipset, CPU and USB drivers) on the following hardware:

Motherboard: Via EPIA MII 1,2 Ghz
Memory: 512 MB
Harddrive: 40 GB Toshiba 2,5" laptop drive

Mame (0.135u2 + hiscore diff) runs just fine.

Power-on to to Front End takes approx 40 sec.

Razzer

That seems a bit slow - My regular Windows 7 Core 2 Duo machine takes 28 seconds from power off to front end. You must be running Hyperspin...

[Razzer]

That seems a bit slow - My regular Windows 7 Core 2 Duo machine takes 28 seconds from power off to front end. You must be running Hyperspin...

No, I run mameWah.

I doubt that you can compare the two machines. Keep in mind the VIA EPIA MII processor is a rather "old" processor. Once it's up an running, games like Pac-Man, Bomb Jack and Bubble Bobble runs fine but games like Metal Slug isn't playable (it runs, but very slow).


Razzer

[johnpwilton]

No one is having trouble setting up a network or with optical mice?

Are you using Simple File Sharing? I find with Windows you usually have to setup a folder to share before you can access the PC from another PC in your network. Try right clicking on a folder and enabling sharing.

Yes, I did that. Then I tried to set up a network again. Still no. I do not think it is the installation, because I have re-installed at least twice on each machine already.

I know I'm attempting to revive a dead thread but I was wondering if you ever did get TinyXP networked? I don't need internet, just to be able to connect to my other PC's and I haven't been able to do that yet.