I've got a W2K box, and I need to install W98SE as well, for gaming purposes.
I'm uncertain as the best approach. Currently I have one NTFS drive, so if I put W98SE on that drive I'd be looking at a partition and changing the format of the partition to FAT32.
The other alternative is to use another physical drive, format it to FAT32, and install W98SE on that. I'm not sure how I could get a dual boot working with that though.
Which approach would work better?
Finally, I "concerned" about installing W98SE after W2K, as this really a backwards way to do this. How "concerned" should I be?
Thanks for your thoughts. Malcolm
wynden@telus.net
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I'm uncertain as the best approach. Currently I have one NTFS drive, so if I put W98SE on that drive I'd be looking at a partition and changing the format of the partition to FAT32.
The other alternative is to use another physical drive, format it to FAT32, and install W98SE on that. I'm not sure how I could get a dual boot working with that though.
Which approach would work better?
Finally, I "concerned" about installing W98SE after W2K, as this really a backwards way to do this. How "concerned" should I be?
Thanks for your thoughts. Malcolm
wynden@telus.net
November is "be kind to dogs and programmers" month. Or is that "dogs or programmers"?