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Unless you're in the business, pretty useless for desktop general purpose use.

The Aurora medical image cards are supposed to be G550 or the newer P690 hardware with a custom BIOS that optimizes the hardware for extremely high-resolution 32 bit grey scale imaging on 2 or 3 monitors.  Think of digital xrays & cat/pet scans and geo-shock imaging (oil exploration).  I believe that the standard Matrox BIOS upgrade software won't see the cards so it might not be possible to cheat and re-flash the cards to turn them into 'real' PC compatible hardware.  In any case, the multi-monitor connector is 'non-standard' meaning you might well need a custom cable designed and built to hook up DVI monitors.

Ok, so you intend to make a personal, public release of 'windows'.

You work for Microsoft??  If not, then the 'quality of your work' includes theft and piracy.

is there a change note for 801 to 8011?

so no mass nightly, shoud I 'assume' that the fix in in the release pack?

If the current Intel SATA/Storage Manager drivers are in the nightlies, I can test that too over the weekend.  I have a new mobo to get into service.

My personal plan is that the next few systems builds I do will be with modified and patched SP2 (nlite, driverpacks, and loads of RyanVM stuff).  Anything I do after after 01 Jan 08 will be using XP SP3 as a base.

After all, I have an E6850, 2 Gb ram, and an Intel DG33TL sitting here waiting to chug along.........

Probably not a good idea to ask how to mod an XP image you obtained from a questionable source.

Jaak, I'm not sure what you mean by that.  I'm not using any 3rd party driver packs and all of the packs I am using are the 'official' release, no overnight builds.