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stidyup
What's the worst system you've got UBCD4Win to work on?

Please post system specs:
Motherboard (if known)
CPU
RAM
HD (ATA or SATA, RAID or not, etc.)
CD/DVD drive speed
Media used (CD or DVD and what brand)
OS used to build CD (XP or 2003)

Any other useful system information.

WinXP will boot on some very slow systems (WinXP on 8mhz), however I doubt ubcd4win would boot on one of those but if someone want's to spend 30mins-1hr seeing if it will load then please have fun trying.
stidyup
MSI Mobo
400mhz Celeron
112mb of Ram

Booted fine, although it wouldn't display the system spec info correctly + very small ram drive so some tools will not run as not enough room.
Joshua
QUOTE(stidyup @ Jun 15 2006, 02:57 PM) *
very small ram drive so some tools will not run as not enough room.

why not use a ramfile on harddisk or USB-Drive/Stick) ?

Joshua
stidyup
USB would be very slow smile.gifOnly USB 1

I was only seeing how it would boot, but using a ramfile on hdd would improve things.

I can't try it on any slower PC's as this is the slowest we have now.
cdob
Default UBCD4Win v3.0:

Acer Nuovo 970CX, builded 1997
CPU: mobile Pentium 166MMX
RAM: 48 MB
HD: 2 GB, IBM-DCRA-22160
CD: 10x Toshiba XM-2402B, does read CD-R, but no CD-RW

UBCD4Win v3.0 does work. Desktop is loaded.
Pagefile is necessary, 64 MB used.
E.g. SIV.exe does work.

UBCD4Win v3.0 is booted.
Next I inserted a CF Card, connected to PCMCIA adapter.
CF Card get a drive letter.


Next step:
32 MB RAM removed, that's 16 MB RAM exist.
UBCD4Win dosn't boot, hang at textmode:
massstorage drivers are loaded, but can't load dmboot.sys because of low memory.


Recovery Console didn't work.
cmdc\txtsetup.sif contains 'RequiredMemory = 67108864' still.

What about: cmdc.inf
CODE
[SetValue]
"cmdc\txtsetup.sif","SetupData","RequiredMemory","33554432"; defaults to 32mb
Nicklogan
Motherboard Intel D865GVHZ (I.E. Most dell Dimension series of systems)
CPU 2.4 Celeron
RAM 512MB
HD (ATA or SATA, RAID or not, etc.) ATA WD 80GB
CD/DVD drive speed 48x CDRW, 8x DVD ROM
Media used (CD or DVD and what brand) CD Memorex and Verbatim
OS used to build CD (XP or 2003) MCE 2006 OEM and XP Pro OEM

this happens only on dell desktops(low end systems) with both cd's

Insufficient memory sisraid2.sys
press any key to continue

then it reboots.

other than that I have yet to find a system where there is an issue.

Great product, Nick
grego1422
I have tried it in Virtual-Box with 64 of ram and it didnt work.
pcuser
QUOTE
I have tried it in Virtual-Box with 64 of ram and it didnt work.


Use Joshua's Preshell to set a 128mb pagefile on the hard drive and it should work wink.gif
grego1422
QUOTE(pcuser @ Jul 28 2007, 12:09 AM) *
Use Joshua's Preshell to set a 128mb pagefile on the hard drive and it should work wink.gif

I did it and worked perfectly, even with 48 of ram. with 32 it didnt work
aen007
9Feb2009

Greetings.
I have two XP laptops (1gb/60gb & 512mb/40gb RAM/HDD)
and a WinME Toshiba dinosaur (160mb/4gb 233mhz PII)
bought when brand new in August 1988.
BartPE loads/runs fine (with the properly sized RAMdisk).
So far I have not had to the patience to wait & see
if UBCD4W will load on the dinosaur or not.
I suppose one night I will boot the UBCD4W CDRW
on the dinosaur and go to sleep.
Maybe by morning the dinosaur will have loaded UBCD4W.

I can, however, load Parted Magic 1.9 & UBCDos just fine
on the dinosaur under the UBCD4W MultiBoot menu.

Regards,
AEN
Æ
lmike6453
using "stock" settings in ubcd4win builder the worst results i had were on an hp m7350n...awkward

turns out it was a super multidrive issue with the Hp 840b drive...

intel d 920
2 gb dual channeled ram
2 hard drives-1 ide(160gb) and 1 sata(250 gb)
nvidia geforce 8600gt graphics card
hp bios ver. 3.19
asus motherboard

i even tried a different ide cable before swapping the drive
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