Cantago

I really want to move the dashboard parts around. Also for me the 3th column is very short and has not a lot of information and the first one is way to long to view everything. Not a good experience and very frustrating. Especially because you can move stuff inside of the column.

Very nice! Thank you very much. Also I fixed the drivers, nothing worked except for the most stupid thing: "let Windows search". And it installed, lol.

I got it working! And the one that works has Windows XP Pro SP2 on it. So the SP and the Home v.s. Pro are not the problem. With all the ISO's I have, a few seem the same and they all do not work. I have a few with Home & Pro on it: they also do not work. So it is the ISO, but why? No idea. Now I have to find the drivers, four of them are missing and the normal Balloon/NetKVM/viostar/vioserial combination doesn't work. The quest continues.

I tried with a Windows XP Home ISO instead of the XP Pro I use all the time and it went past the 39 minute mark instantly! So it seems like my ISO is the problem, maybe because of XP Pro, maybe something else. I now know where to look, I will keep testing to find the problem, thanks for the support guys, it is appreciated!

Domains live on the array (no cache), the vDisk is 100GB and I have more than 1TB free space so that can't be it. Also tried with a 15GB vDisk. I see the ISO loading, get to the screen with the blue background and white letters, press to install, accept the users agreement, format the disk, copy the setup files and then it reboots. After the reboot I get the Windows XP logo with loading bar, after that it jumps to the installscreen with the 39 minute mark and instantly produces the error. Within 3 seconds. As far as I know the ISO is SP3, but I can try with a different/new ISO to be sure.

Interesting. Because I read the floppy-thing everywhere I assumed it was the problem because I did not fix that. Than the next question is: how do I find the problem? I do have to say, the 39 min mark is at the beginning of the instal. Right after the blue screens (not bsod) where you choose and format the disk. So maybe it isn't really installing?

I followed a post here on the forum; changed only the ISO, the VirtIO drivers from fedoraproject.org and the Primary vDisk Bus to IDE. That helped me, because at first I had the "can not find hard drive", and now it actually starts installing. Untill the 39 min mark. I tried a lot of other stuff like only one vCPU, Cirrus driver for VNC Video, Hyper-V to no, no more than 2GB... All in a newly made VM. No sigar. It almost has to be the floppy missing, right?

I have the same problem, can not find the file anywhere. And it seems there is no other way than to use the floppydrive. I don't have the knowledge or skill to figure out a different way. The install keeps freezing on the 39min mark, and the only fix I could find was with the floppy drivers.

I have the same problem, can't find the file. Also, this link requires a password I don't have. Could someone upload it please for me? Or tell me where I can find it?