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Subject: Re: About Micro$quash DOS 7 (hiding in Win98).
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At 12:35 AM 09/20/2000 -0700, John K. Picken wrote:
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>
>On Wed, 20 Sep 2000 fernande AT internet1 DOT net wrote:
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>> What are the minumum requirements for w98?  I have considered doing a
>> minimal install of 95 or 98 on my 486DX2-66, it has 40megs of ram.  I
>> ,of course, would like to up that :-)  I haven't done it, becasue I
>> haven't wanted to abandon WFWGs, and I don't know how well it will run
>> on a 486.  I have thought about NT 3.51 as well.
>> 
>W98 requires 66mhz but this can be defeated using a command line switch
>with setup.exe. W95 worked quite well on a 486 DX2 for me with 24mb but
>only until I took out the fast IDE HDD and replaced it with older, slower,
>spares.

I have a need for 98lite on a 486DX-33. I realize it will be slow. But it
will be functioning as a server.

So I need to know what is the command line switch to use with setup. 

TIA