[BadVista Advocate] Addition to last message

[Don Hensley]

Jacob,
I can't think of any direct reason that having the LPC interface disabled 
would matter. None of the devices you mention should have anything to do with 
what amounts to legacy hardware.

That does not mean that some thing is not possibly going on there --chip sets 
are complicated beasts. 

How about taking your thoughts and posts (don't stop posting here!), over to 
http://wiki.binaryfreedom.info/index.php/BadVista_Advocacy and giving a hand 
building some 'on topic' info about Vista.

We really need people with hands on Vista experience to help out.

Thanks,
Don.
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 On Monday 30 April 2007 05:06 am, Jacob Maynard wrote:
By the way, the low pin count interface on the motherboard was disabled. I
don't know if finding the driver would help this. But it is a little
suspicious since this is where the PCI interface takes place. I don't
know. You can read more about it at:
http://download.intel.com/design/chipsets/datashts/29065503.pdf

Jacob


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