Howdy all, I've got a "tri-boot" box - linux, win95 and freebsd... I would like to install win98 and eventually erase win95. I have 2 hard drives configured as follows:
master: /dev/hda1 win95 /dev/hda2 freebsd /dev/hda3 debian root /dev/hda4 debian swap slave: /dev/hdb1 extra ext2 primary /dev/hdb2 another ext2 primary /dev/hdb3 vfat primary /dev/hdb5 vfat logical /dev/hdb6 vfat logical /dev/hdb7 ext2 (/usr) logical /dev/hdb8 vfat logical /dev/hdb9 vfat logical /dev/hdb10 vfat logical What I want to do is change /dev/hdb1 to vfat, unplug my master, configure my slave as master temporarily, install Win98 on /dev/hdb1, then reassign original master / slave, put Win98 in Lilo and have a "quad boot" box for awhile whilst I get stuff tranferred from win95 to win98... my question is, will win98 allow itself to be installed on a partition of my choosing, or will it just erase everything and install itself wherever it wants? Thanks in advance, Rich
