@ejn63 wrote:
Check with SiS (www.sis.com.tw) to see if there are chipset drivers or install tips for this chipset and older DOS-based OSes.
Thank you ejn63:
I'll try downloading SIS's WIN9X drivers for the chipset, put them on a bootable CD (I have no FDD) and see what happens when I try again to install the older OS.
In order to install Windows 98/ME on your hard disk it is best to first install Windows 98/ME followed by XP.
Your C: partition must be fat32 as regardless of which partition you install Windows 98/ME on a few files are written to C:
if your C: partition is formatted as NTFS then it will be unreadable by Windows 98/ME and hence your install of Windows 98/ME will not be bootable.
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Thank you ejn63:
I'll try downloading SIS's WIN9X drivers for the chipset, put them on a bootable CD (I have no FDD) and see what happens when I try again to install the older OS.
Thank you, again
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January 19th, 2005 17:00
Your C: partition must be fat32 as regardless of which partition you install Windows 98/ME on a few files are written to C:
if your C: partition is formatted as NTFS then it will be unreadable by Windows 98/ME and hence your install of Windows 98/ME will not be bootable.