Install Win98 on /dev/sda4
Jerry Lapham
rjlapham at gmail.com
Sat Mar 5 23:09:21 UTC 2011
On Wednesday, February 16, 2011 02:29:20 am Jerry Lapham wrote:
> I had a Win98 install disk and 36GiB of free space at the end of my HD, so
> I formatted it as FAT32 and it became /dev/sda4.
>
> When I booted from the Win98 install disk it said DriveC wasn't the right
> format and wouldn't let me install without formatting it. How can I point
> it to /dev/sda4?
For those who've been following this thread, I thought I'd provide an update.
I moved swap from sda1 to the top of the disk. I Clonezilla'd sda2 to sda12
and deleted sda2. I created a FAT32 sda1.
After all that messing around, the Win98 disk finally worked up to the point of
rebooting. Unfortunately, it didn't reboot. Looks like a Windows problem and
I don't know what to do about it.
After recopying the boot sector I once again have a working Linux box -- but
still no Windows.
-Jerry
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Jerry Lapham
Monroe, OH 45050
rjlapham at gmail.com
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