>He he, I did better. I got a AMD Athlon XP 1800 :) And I did even better, I got the 2000+ :P >Unfortunately, I too also had difficulties booting. I tried using a patch >program someone wrote. I couldn't get it to patch my image file. Someone >eventually e-mailed me a patched boot floppy image. I was able to boot with >it and them directly modify the file that needed modified. After I did that >I was able to boot BeOS off my harddrive. The boot image file is available with the mini-be iso. Some help files tell you to record 2 cds, using one to boot the other, but the boot image was a normal boot disk image, so I just used rawrite to copy it onto a diskette and boot with it to the cdrw containing the mini-be image (press space, chose boot media). The boot process should now go ok, and you'll be at the mini-beos desktop, now you just have to replace 2 files from your old beos partition: /boot/beos/system/kernel_intel.patch /boot/beos/system/lib/libroot.so.patch Beware of the shell script that's available out there, it won't replace libroot.so.patch (it'll try to replace libroot.patch, without the so) and will leave you with a unbootable system: it will hang right after all the icons are loaded. BTW, I got all this from this BeGroov thread: http://forums.begroovy.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=2656&perpage=15&pa genumber=3 and the files: http://www.be4ever.tuxfamily.org/tools.php4 Good luck! Daniel Cachapa