Yes, a Mini-ITX in my case that is supposed to run without a (rotating) hard disk. As the card is connected to IDE, a normal ReactOS hard disk install should work, but then I would have the problem that the pagefile and temp files would be constantly written to the card by the OS, which would kill t...

Actually USB drive support is of secondary interest to me - what I want is to install ReactOS on a CF card that is connected to IDE (not USB), so the PC treats it like a normal hard disk. The only problem is that flash drives die after a limited number of writes, so I need a read-only version of Rea...

Hello all, Is it possible to install ReactOS on a Compact Flash card (connected to a CF-IDE adapter) or on a USB stick and boot it from there? If it is possible, there are several other questions: - Which version should I use? The normal install or the Live CD? - How does the installation work? I tr...

Furthermore, don't forget that zillions of applications and drivers exist for 32-bit Windows, and many people are lazy upgrading their OS (I know many people still using Win98). So, software vendors will have to make their products Win32-compatible for many years to come, even after Longhorn is rele...