Usually it is no problem.
This Thinkpad can be booted from the cd so you should have no problem installing win98 this way. If it won't boot from the cd, then press F1 when starting the laptop to enter the BIOS and make the change there.
This page http://www.pc.ibm.com/us/accessories/thinkpad/index.html?qse.600e# may be useful once win98 is installed.
HTH
Peter Kaulback
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Hi Peter the type is 2645
My main concern is that I might get halfway throu fdisk and reformating and the whole thing dies on me
I have never used booting from a CD before are there any problems in stting a Cd up ?
Peter
On 4 Nov 2004 at 18:11, Peter Kaulback wrote:
What Thinkpad is this Peter? The specific model is required.
64 mb of memory and win 2000 is too slow, 98 will suffice much better.
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