Okay I am starting to dual-boot Win98 and XP.
So my question is what can be removed from the Win98 disk so the 98 install files are very Small. I want to make a disk with XP, Win98 and some apps but I am not sure all of what can be deleted from the Win98 disk.
I do plan on using gapes service pack and tihys revolutions (can revolutions be done pre-install?)
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Slim down Win98 install disk.
#2
Posted 04 September 2005 - 04:44 AM
Well I think that U can remove all of the folders except the win98 folder which is needed for the setup.In this way your cd is slimmed down a lot.
Tell me if I'm right.
Tell me if I'm right.
#3
Posted 04 September 2005 - 08:30 AM
I remember aol and compuserv having setup files the the win9x folder too; you could check for those for a few mb.
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Posted 04 September 2005 - 09:08 AM
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Posted 05 September 2005 - 08:02 PM
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Posted 05 September 2005 - 09:33 PM
On the other hand, i have not been trying to thin it out like that. Instead, what i did is to set up a single composite Win9x diskette, with Win95, 95B, 98SE and ME on the one disk. Sometimes you read such and such is in this directory, so it's pretty handy to have.
With a little bit of effort, you can squeeze all four, plus Win3.11 and WfW3.11, and MS-DOS 6.22, the resource kits, the P!us directories, and a couple of other bits and peices, like the service pack 2.02 for SE, and a fist full of other patches.
Win95 and Win95B
To get these to go together, rename Win95 to Win95B, and merge the two trees.
Here are the common directories
You then use some utility that doubles up the dups, like cdimage, and burn the iso. You can install pretty much any version of Windows from MS-DOS 7.10.
What makes it great is that projects like MDGx's 98toME thing can be done without diskchange.
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With a little bit of effort, you can squeeze all four, plus Win3.11 and WfW3.11, and MS-DOS 6.22, the resource kits, the P!us directories, and a couple of other bits and peices, like the service pack 2.02 for SE, and a fist full of other patches.
Win95 and Win95B
To get these to go together, rename Win95 to Win95B, and merge the two trees.
Here are the common directories
Win95 ADMIN Merge the two DATALINK keep (don't know why DRIVERS i moved this to disk 2 FUNSTUFF i kept only HOVER and PICTURES OTHER just merge the two (they're the same) WIN95 Windows 95 4.00.0950 WIN95B Windows 95 4.10.1214 Win98/ME ADD-ONS Merge the two DRIVERS Merged to a second disk TOOLS Merge the two WIN98 Win98SE = 4.10.2222 Keep all of this WIN9x WinME = 4.90.3000 Kill off the 11MB winme.wmv file. Extras ALSO 98LITE, Beta, DOS, MDGX = 95logos.zip. w31-11d.zip, w95-11.zip MSDOS7 from the GMXHOME site QUALTYSYS makes Bootable cdroms BIN A mob of utils i copy across on any install BITMAP random wallpaper from Win3.x, 9x, NT CDROM MSDOS622 amd WIM311 stuff. When Win9x wants to see a valid upgrade, use Win311! DOS Stuff that matches the DOS boot disk DOS\BOOT So you can sys-and-copy the stuff! DRIVERS ASPI adeptec aspi 4.60 and aspichk. CDROM cdrom drivers from the CDGOD55 disk IOMEGA iomegazip for DOS, Win3.x Win95, Win98, WinME USB USB drivers for Win98SE EXTRAS MSJAVA install and uninstall POWERTOY yeah RESKIT95 ditti TTFONTS mainly the webfonts PATCHES MISC miscellaneous (all) stuff WIN95,etc windows 95 specific (updates + redistributables, eg vcredist.exe PLUS! P!us for 95 and 98, + home-grown spin-offs. RESKIT The Windows 98 reskit, thinned by removing stuff. SUPPL More freebies etc.
You then use some utility that doubles up the dups, like cdimage, and burn the iso. You can install pretty much any version of Windows from MS-DOS 7.10.
What makes it great is that projects like MDGx's 98toME thing can be done without diskchange.
W
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