There is an option that you have to use to make the floppy available during install. If you us win4lin-install, there should be a check box that you check for this. If you use the command installwindows, then use the "floppyok" option (i.e. "installwindows floppyok"). Also make sure that the floppy device has permissions set so that you are allowed to read the floppy. -David hwert wrote: > > I own a WIN95 set of diskettes (floppy) and a win98 upgrade cd. > Install goes fine with the win98 cd until it is time to install my first user > (me)! Then win4lin will not(cannot) read the win95 floppies to certify I am a > legitimate owner of win95, which I am. > > I currently own and use vmware but wish to try this trial version of win4lin > to determine if I should purchase the product. I suspect I will like it if it > is less of a resource hog than vmware., and faster. Vmware runs a little slow > on my pentium 400 mhz 256meg ram system. > Any suggestions are appreciated. > Harry > _______________________________________________ Win4Lin-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.netraverse.com/mailman/listinfo/win4lin-users
