Before I go on with this post I want to make sure everyone knows that I am NOT asking for hirens cd. I am not asking about getting pirated software. I am merely wondering if anyone has information on Mini98.
With that out of the way on to my question. I see on hirens bootcd 7 (the latest version) it has a bootable Mini98. It is under 13 megs and runs very quickly. It can run off of ramdisk or the c: drive (it copies itself to the c drive then runs.)
I want to know if anyone knows anything about this. Did he make it himself or is this a well known version? I know of a few tutorials on making bootable windows 98 cds, but none of them come close to the ease, speed, and size of this one.
I am wanting to make a bootable windows 98 cd for repair work on older systems where a bartpe disc is not a good idea. So any information on this Mini98 would be nice.
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Posted 02 August 2005 - 07:17 PM
wizy, on Aug 2 2005, 08:21 PM, said:
Before I go on with this post I want to make sure everyone knows that I am NOT asking for hirens cd. I am not asking about getting pirated software. I am merely wondering if anyone has information on Mini98.
With that out of the way on to my question. I see on hirens bootcd 7 (the latest version) it has a bootable Mini98. It is under 13 megs and runs very quickly. It can run off of ramdisk or the c: drive (it copies itself to the c drive then runs.)
I want to know if anyone knows anything about this. Did he make it himself or is this a well known version? I know of a few tutorials on making bootable windows 98 cds, but none of them come close to the ease, speed, and size of this one.
I am wanting to make a bootable windows 98 cd for repair work on older systems where a bartpe disc is not a good idea. So any information on this Mini98 would be nice.
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With that out of the way on to my question. I see on hirens bootcd 7 (the latest version) it has a bootable Mini98. It is under 13 megs and runs very quickly. It can run off of ramdisk or the c: drive (it copies itself to the c drive then runs.)
I want to know if anyone knows anything about this. Did he make it himself or is this a well known version? I know of a few tutorials on making bootable windows 98 cds, but none of them come close to the ease, speed, and size of this one.
I am wanting to make a bootable windows 98 cd for repair work on older systems where a bartpe disc is not a good idea. So any information on this Mini98 would be nice.
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Sorry, we can't exactly discuss the content of Hiren's Boot CD according to the rules:
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Discussion of circumventing activation/timebombs/keygens or any other illegal activity will also not be tolerated.
However, these links may help you:
http://www.etek.chal.../~e8gus/nano98/
http://osfocus.net/a...le.asp?PostID=1
#3
Posted 02 August 2005 - 08:12 PM
I wasnt really wanting to discuss hirens cd, thats just the only place I have seen a good working bootable win98 that runs from ramdisk and is that small.
It was merely a point of reference.
It was merely a point of reference.
#4
Posted 02 August 2005 - 09:18 PM
You be needing this link. It's the proggie that makes Mini98 from real 98 source: http://scp.gmxhome.de/msdos71/
#5
Posted 02 August 2005 - 09:19 PM
I did the Nano98 tutorial from http://www.etek.chal.../~e8gus/nano98/
After the reboot once I finished it windows starts to load and I get the logo.sys coming up and animating, it then flashes a message across the screen real quick and shuts down. The message is:
Anyone have any ideas here?
After the reboot once I finished it windows starts to load and I get the logo.sys coming up and animating, it then flashes a message across the screen real quick and shuts down. The message is:
You can now safely turn off your computer. If you want to restart your computer, press CTRL+ALT+DEL.
Anyone have any ideas here?
#6
Posted 02 August 2005 - 09:35 PM
Why did you have to start a new topic when the other one was perfectly fine??
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#7
Posted 02 August 2005 - 09:57 PM
I started a new one because mini98 and nano98 are different projects. If you dont want that, its cool with me, I can keep it all as one.
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Posted 02 August 2005 - 10:00 PM
wizy, on Aug 2 2005, 11:57 PM, said:
I started a new one because mini98 and nano98 are different projects. If you dont want that, its cool with me, I can keep it all as one.
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No problem. We just like to keep things in one place so its easier to find!
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