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> First you install Win95 and let it make the changes he wants.
> Then you modify IO.sys.
ABSOLUTELY NOT!!! IO.SYS is a BINARY file! Edit MSDOS.SYS, change the
line that reads:
BootGUI=1
To:
BootGUI=0
> THen you make a menu in the config.sys, so you can choose what to
> charge, Win95 or DOS.
> Then you choose DOS and from this DOS, which is a real DOS, you install
> Win3.1.
> If you use Loadline to boot Linux you can add another entry in the menu
> you made in config.sys.
> If you use Lilo you choose first between Lilo and Win95 then Between
> Win95 and Dos(or Win3.1).
>
This only works with the FIRST windows 95 that came out (4.0.950 or
something like that). The "B" version, any "OEM" version, and Windows 98,
all do NOT work with this, and you have to work with hidden FAT/FAT32
partitions to get what you want.
- Mike
> Slackware has in the distribution a basic Linux which can work in a Dos
> directory to the purpose that people can try Linux without making a
> re-partitioning of the disk.
>
> If someone wants I can mail my config.sys and autoexec.bat.
>
> Cristian Carnutu
>
>
>
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