Just create a Linux boot floppy. Then once you've
installed Windows 95, use the Linux boot floppy to
return to Linux. Make the appropriate changes to
/etc/lilo.conf and reinstall lilo by typing
/sbin/lilo. Then you should be able to boot as you
always do, but this time with whatever windows 95 boot
options you added along with your windows 2000 and
Linux.
--- Brian Hartman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Monday 21 May 2001 09:23 pm, Michael Leone wrote:
>
> > This is because you have a full Windows installed
> somewhere, and WINE is
> > making use of it, right? You didn't use WINE to
> install IE on your Linux
> > by itself (i.e., ran the "ie5setup" using WINE,
> but having no Windows
> > partition anywhere?).
>
> This is going to sound like a strange question (and
> maybe it is):
>
>
> Can you use Wine to install Windows95?
>
> I've got a Win2000 partition that's formatted in
> 95's file format, but I want
> to change that partition to Win95 *but* I don't want
> to have to install
> Mandrake again when Windows blows up lilo. If I can
> install from within
> Wine, that'll protect the boot loader so I can have
> Linux and Win95 and also
> run Windows in Linux, right?
>
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