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pip22 · 08-23-2004, 07:17 AM

The primary DOS partition will be FAT or FAT32 even though
it doesn't say so - don't worry about that.

If message says 98 Plus cannot be installed from DOS then it simply means
you have to start Windows first and run it from there I think. Alternatively it could mean you have to 'boot' your system with the 98Plus CD which will then run it's own setup , but I rather think the former is correct ( ie run CD from within Windows). It's like doing an upgrade to Windows in a sense, so it has to be done when Windows is running.

Pip

08-23-2004, 07:17 AM	#3 (permalink)
pip22 Registered User Join Date: Aug 2004 Posts: 88 OS: XP	The primary DOS partition will be FAT or FAT32 even though it doesn't say so - don't worry about that. If message says 98 Plus cannot be installed from DOS then it simply means you have to start Windows first and run it from there I think. Alternatively it could mean you have to 'boot' your system with the 98Plus CD which will then run it's own setup , but I rather think the former is correct ( ie run CD from within Windows). It's like doing an upgrade to Windows in a sense, so it has to be done when Windows is running. Pip