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BOOTCAMP DRIVERS FOR WINDOWS XP ON A MAC PRO 5.1 LICENSE KEY
BOOTCAMP DRIVERS FOR WINDOWS XP ON A MAC PRO 5.1 MAC OSX

Eventually, you should see a dash (-) appear by itself with a cursor after it.

You should see many lines of unintelligible stuff.

Immediately after pressing enter to boot Windows, press and hold F6.

Press the down arrow to change it to "1.

Type 640 at the first prompt, then 480 at the second, and then press return at each of the following until you see "0.

Upon seeing the boot menu, press F4 to enable the console and then F7 to access the video mode editor.

From the outcome of the process, we believe that these steps will work:.

Just do what you would do with any other Windows machine. If a step says "no voodoo" it means there are no tricks. From here on in, the word "voodoo" will refer to moderately complex and/or unexplainable steps required to make something work.

BOOTCAMP DRIVERS FOR WINDOWS XP ON A MAC PRO 5.1 LICENSE KEY

They are available from the Wiki here: OnMac HOWTOĪnecdotally, we found that we could create working XP CDs from both a retail disc and a Volume License Key disc, but our final install was made using the Volume edition. We followed them exactly up to beginning the XP install. If you're having trouble getting there, please refer to the original instructions to get that far. This guide uses the ORIGINAL xom.efi distributed by OnMac.

There is an alternative xom.efi floating around the OnMac forums. You should have already made your XP CD and copied your xom.efi to the OSX side and be seeing the boot menu.

BOOTCAMP DRIVERS FOR WINDOWS XP ON A MAC PRO 5.1 MAC OSX

This is a step-by-step from everything after the Mac OSX Install. We've connected to a WiFi network, used the gigabit, run Google Earth in DirectX mode. Don't know what it is, or why it's got an error, but everything on the machine works like a charm. The USB HID that has an error has been that way since the first install. We believe that one of them is probably the IR receiver, but beyond that, not the foggiest idea.

The "unknown devices" are exactly that to us at the moment. We're aware you can't be sure that everything is working based on these screenshots, but you'll have to take our word for it. Here's a couple pics to prove the stuff is all installed. This is the magic driver zip that has all the drivers necessary to get pretty much the entire Mac Mini rocking: Step-by-step guide to getting it all to work.