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Hi, I'm setting up a carputer and was thinking of using a compactflash card to boot from to decrease startup times and use a hdd for the rest of the programs/files. Is this viable for long term and easy to do?
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Is this viable for long term and easy to do?

CF cards don't have a huge amount of rewrite capability so this presents an issue. I have done this with a Linux system but not with XP.

This article seems to cover what you need for XP booting.

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use a cf to ide adapter
then just set it up as a normal hard disk
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