Tyro65
Technical User
- Apr 21, 2005
- 1
I am trying to run UNetBootin in Win98 to install linux on an old mini laptop. I have found a solution, which was written by topkapi on howtoforge.com, to a problem I've been having. The instructions require that I merge lines in config.sys. But how DO I merge the lines? The instructions follow:
"So, WIN98-users (?!) with similar problems using UNetBootIn, try this:
1. in WINDOWS, open your CONFIG.SYS (evt. deactivate read-only-status!) in a text-editor
2. merge the following lines:
[menu]
menucolor=15,0
menuitem=windows,Windows
menuitem=grldrUNetBootIn,UNetBootIn
menudefault=windows,30
[grldrUNetBootIn]
device=grub.exe
[windows]
3. safe CONFIG.SYS
4. start UNetBootIn, let it install and reboot your system
5. NOW you'll get the NEW MENU! Choose UBUNTU and let it install
6. In UBUNTU open your good old WIN98-CONFIG.SYS and erase the lines merged above
That's it!
Good luck to you all!
"So, WIN98-users (?!) with similar problems using UNetBootIn, try this:
1. in WINDOWS, open your CONFIG.SYS (evt. deactivate read-only-status!) in a text-editor
2. merge the following lines:
[menu]
menucolor=15,0
menuitem=windows,Windows
menuitem=grldrUNetBootIn,UNetBootIn
menudefault=windows,30
[grldrUNetBootIn]
device=grub.exe
[windows]
3. safe CONFIG.SYS
4. start UNetBootIn, let it install and reboot your system
5. NOW you'll get the NEW MENU! Choose UBUNTU and let it install
6. In UBUNTU open your good old WIN98-CONFIG.SYS and erase the lines merged above
That's it!
Good luck to you all!