Hi Khader,
---On 13 May 2000 Syed Khader Vali wrote:
> I hope I am correct here. :-)
Sorry to disappoint you then!
> But if you install windows NT and then windows 95 later, then maybe
> you can edit boot.ini and include windows 95 as a boot option.
You would need to save your boot record and various system files
(IO.SYS, MSDOS.SYS, etc) with the correct names and then re-write the
boot record after installation. Frankly, it's something I wouldn't want
to attempt -- it's too poorly documented.
> And as long as the partition is FAT32 , both windows 95
> and windows NT can coexist.
NT4 doesn't support FAT32 but Win2K does. '95 Classic doesn't support
FAT32 either, but '95 OSR 2.x and '98 does. As usual, if you want
compatibility between M$'s myriad OSs you have to forgoe useful
features and go for FAT16. And then they complain about fragmentation
of Linux!
Sorry for the late reply, but I was offline over the weekend.
Biju
=====
Biju "Botsie" Chacko
"With men and sex when it's right, it's right and when it's wrong, it's right." -
Fishism
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