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[Xen-users] installed gplpv drivers

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From: "John Smith" <slash5bmw@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 15 Feb 2010 12:45:37 -0500
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I have a windows 7 vm running under xen and I installed the gplpv drivers
installed.
Gplpv_vista2008x64_0.10.0.142 is what I installed because I was getting an
error when I tried to install the .188 version.

How do I know if Windows is actually using the gplpv drivers? The
documentation mentioned something about modifying the boot.ini file but W7
doesn't have a boot.ini file.

TIA


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