🚀 go-pugleaf

I recently setup win95 OSR2 using the FAT32 file system setup to dual boot
with NT 4.0.
The only way that I was finally able to combine these two was to use system
commander.  I have no ties to the company but I am very impressed with how
quickly and easily you can set up and change partitions on drives.

Russell Gabriel

Goofy wrote in message <35476f49.1093717@news>...
>You could also use system commander as well, probably an easier way to
>do it from what I hear.
>
>Goofy
>
>On Mon, 27 Apr 1998 05:41:04 +0000, burd <xxx@nospam.com> wrote:
>
>>Dave Urig wrote:
>>
>>> Stephan Leuenberger wrote:
>>>
>>> > I'd like to have ,win95, win98 and win nt4.0 on the same computer,
what is
>>> > the easyest and best way to do this? with several harddisk or some
software?
>>>
>>> I have the same question, but win95 and OS2.  Two seperate drives, one
OS per
>>> drive.  How can you set it up to dual boot, mainly win95, but OS2 when
needed?
>>
>>For OS/2 & Win95, you need OS/2's boot manager. This takes a small
partition, so
>>you have to set up OS/2 first, and then add W95. When W95 has finished
istalling,
>>you need to reactivate the OS/2 boot manager - see the readme.txt file in
your
>>Windows directory for this.
>>
>>For Win98, Win95 & NT, you have to install them into separate directories.
If you
>>have Win95 installed, and then add WinNT, you'll have a choice to load NT
or
>>"DOS" from your boot. In fact DOS is set up in the boot.ini file, and
points to
>>the Win95 startup. If you then install Win98 into a different directory,
you can
>>edit boot.ini, and add a line to point to that startup - I can't remember
the
>>format, but just copy the original and edit it appropriately.
>>
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