I do have the driver for windows xp. It came with the card. But it has to get past the bios before anything can be done. All other SATA drives I had there was no problem. I have SATA drive from 250GB SSD to spinner 300 to 500GB. Just this one 1TB doesn't work.
Basically just plug in the drives. When the SATA bios is booting it ask you if you want to configure. You can press F3 and go into the configure then you can set which drive as #1 which as #2. Then after that the computer will boot and depending how you set the priority for the boot you can get it to boot with the CD for example. If you were to install XP, the CD would boot up and you would press F6 and it will ask you for the driver floppy which I have. Then it will install WinXP on the SATA drive no problem.
But with the 1TB drive the SATA bios is booting. displaying that it see the drive but it hangs before it can display the drive size. And you can't go into the configuration routine by pressing F3 either. So it would never try to boot.

The reasons should be clear from my comment. The infrastructure required for EV charging stations is a problem. To charge multiple cars takes real estate that’s tied up for 20-30 minutes at a time. That same real estate can handle many more cars in the same time frame with gas pumps, (or hydrogen). And as someone traveling that time really adds up on a long trip. While it takes more energy in electricity to produce the hydrogen the benefits of fuel cells still make it worthwhile. The production costs can also be mitigated by using sustainable means to generate the electricity, (solar, wind, etc). And since it can be produced anywhere there’s no need for refineries near ports and pipelines that are a potential ecological disaster.

Remember that many of the complaints about the digest changes were from users who rarely commented. How would we know if they left? I was referring to active users, specifically those who shared photos.

But, if we want to go back to beating that poor horse, if someone leaves UHH because of a format change (which Admin revised, returning the option to separate sections), to me that doesn't suggest there was a particularly strong attachment

Sadly, the volunteer-managed sections were in decline long before the digest revision.

Yes, I’ve always thought fuel cell vehicles were the best option. I was afraid when EV’s came out that development of hydrogen cars might stop, but I’m happy to see a resurgence. I see EV’s as a nice intermediate step but once all the safety issues are ironed out there are a lot of serious advantages over gas or electric. I don’t think I’d ever make my own hydrogen but the fact that it’s possible is a game changer. The infrastructure needs are minimized. No need for the real estate footprint and charging times for EV’s and no need for the pipelines and trucks to supply gas stations.