Instalacija windows xp sa hard diska

bojim se da od toga ništ jer, čini mi se, hard ne smije biti veći od 2 Gb...nisam siguran, ali nek me ispravi ako netko zna da se može radit i s većim hardom...

Mislim da se to može napraviti. Ali nisam siguran, jer nisam nikad radio! Ali pogledaj što piše OVDJE

i ovdje

a evo neko po meni najbolje objašnjenje

This is a tested solution. You must have a working computer with windows xp/2000 already installed and a copy of the entire cd to be copied to the new hard disk.
1 With the new hard drive installed into your working computer, format the hard drive from "my computer" using NTFS.
Make note of the drive letter of the new disk. In this example the drive letter will be X. Replace the drive letter with whatever yours is.
2 Copy the windows installation cd to a folder in the new hard drive. Remember where you put them. ex: X\setup
3 goto start > run > type cmd > press enter.
4 In the black cmd window, type "x:"
5 Navigate to the location of the saved windows cd. ex: Type "cd setup\i386" You should see "x:\setup\i386>" as the prompt.
6 Type winnt32 /syspart:x: /tempdrive:x:
7 This will run an installation program. When asked, choose new install. Don't modify the structure of the disk to NTFS (if it asks) don't download updates. You'll need to know your cd key.
8 The computer will reboot when the files are copied. When this happens, power down the computer, remove the new hard disk and install it into the other computer. The normal setup program should resume.

If it complains about the lack of a boot disk, check to make sure that you have the hard drive setup to act as a boot disk, in the bios.
The drive letter may not be C: when you go to install windows, check the internet for solutions. Google and Altavista are your firends.
I have tried installing windows from the dos prompt, with no success, as of yet. There may still be a way, though.
If you need further help, look at the help file winnt32.hlp on the cd. x:\i386\winnt.hlp