I thought there was a possibility that you would say that. There are still two other options.
They are both at the bottom of the page in this link.
One is 'Enable LBA Tool', which will download a tool to enable 48 bit LBA support.
The second is also on this page and that is to download the Maxtor Big Drive Enabler
http://www.largeharddrivesupport.windowsreinst all.com/winxp.htm#1%20-%2048%20bit%20Bios%20Su pport�
Finally, in case I start to bore you - a third method is to install XP. If it doesn't recognise the remainder of your hard drive, install SP2, then extend the c: drive to the remainder of the hard drive, or simply give it the designation d: and have two drive letters on the same physical drive - that's what I have done with one of mine simply because 130 Gb is enough for the operating system and programs and I didn't want data on the same drive.