From:	stevied AT cybervale DOT com
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To:	<opendos AT delorie DOT com>
CC:	<raster AT highfiber DOT com>
Date:	Fri, 10 Mar 2000 00:37:33 +500+
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Subject:	Re: Dual boot DR DOS and Win95
Reply-To:	opendos AT delorie DOT com

Hi,

Finally I have Windows 98 installed at work.  Would the same process work
with win98?

Thanks for this very clear explanation on how to perform this task.  Just a
bit of clarification.

Do I assume that I should start from a clean hard disk?
Does it matter which version of DRDOS is being used?

On 2000-03-09 opendos AT delorie DOT com said:
   >At 04:11 PM 3/9/00 +500+, Conrad wrote:
   >>Can someone with knowledge of this subject tell me how I can use
   >>DR-DOS and WINDOWS 95 on the same system?
   >Here's how I set up my system at work:
   >1)  Boot from an MS-DOS 5 or 6 floppy.  Create boot partition using
   >FDISK.  Reboot and format it.  Use MS-DOS 5 or 6 because the Win95
   >FDISK can create partitions which DR DOS can't access (yes, even
   >FAT16) and the DR DOS version of FDISK is just plain buggy.
   >2)  Install Windows 95 normally.  Configure it however you like.
   >You can use FDISK to create more volumes, but some of them may not
   >be accessible to DR DOS -- FAT32 partitions definitely won't be.
   >3)  Install DR DOS last of all.  The setup program will
   >automatically detect the presence of Win95 and install the
   >multiboot loader.
   >Great fun to watch some of the IS people baffled by a machine
   >running Windows 95 and DR DOS with the 4DOS shell....
   >raster AT highfiber DOT com

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