Installing XP in macbook Air

[pippone]

Hello,
I am having problems installing XP sp2 in my macbook air.:mad:
When the installation finishes(a real partition with BootCamp, no virtual) XP does not recognize a lot of devices.. Bluetooth ISB, video controller, Network controller...so I have no Wireless.

Does anyone how to figure out this??
Thanks

[aussieinrome]

Hello,
I am having problems installing XP sp2 in my macbook air.:mad:
When the installation finishes(a real partition with BootCamp, no virtual) XP does not recognize a lot of devices.. Bluetooth ISB, video controller, Network controller...so I have no Wireless.

Does anyone how to figure out this??
Thanks

Why install XP in the first place? How do you do a right click? Install Parallels would be my suggestion.

[jdaco6]

The Drivers which are needed to recognise these devices are on the Mac OS disk!

Hope that helps!

[jeffmc]

The Drivers which are needed to recognise these devices are on the Mac OS disk!

Hope that helps!

exactly, i believe they're on the second disk. it's labeled. pop it in and it'll walk you through the installer for all the mac hardware (audio, video, isight, etc...)

[masterpace]

Actually, drivers are located on the first Mac OS X install disk. Boot under Windows. Then, pop the CD in. Wait for the setup wizard to come up. Then, follow instruction to install all required drivers. Once it's done, reboot the computer. And voilà!

[btgeeks]

im having trouble loading xp through bootcamp on my macbook air. i go through the bootcamp process and insert an oem xp pro disc (same way i did with macbook pro) and the machine restarts and the xp installation never comes up, in fact the screen stays gray.

any ideas?

[aussieinrome]

I've just installed Parallels and I'm waiting on my version of XP Home I just purchased to arrive and I'll let you all know how it works.

Parallels claims to now support OpenGL and DirectX so since I run 3D Studio Max I'll be keen to see how it runs.