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I'd like to install XP on my MBP in order to take advantage of CPA software that only runs on XP. Reading the instructions of Bootcamp on the Mac site, it mentions that you need XP SP2 and a recordable CD. The recordable CD is used to load the necessary drivers onto XP in order to render the OS operable on a Mac. I don't have recordable CD's at the moment, but I have recordable DVD's. Will that work or will I have to stop at a Staples/Office Max on the way home to pick up a box of recordable CD's?
In addition, how much space does XP require? I'd like to have as small as a partition as possible. As I mentioned, I'm only using it to play the CPA software. Since I don't plan on loading a anti-virus, I'd also like to remove all unnecessary software upon installation such as Internet Explorer, Mail, etc. Anything with or that can create access to the internet.
In addition, how much space does XP require? I'd like to have as small as a partition as possible. As I mentioned, I'm only using it to play the CPA software. Since I don't plan on loading a anti-virus, I'd also like to remove all unnecessary software upon installation such as Internet Explorer, Mail, etc. Anything with or that can create access to the internet.