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Win 98 on Win Xp with Virtual PC

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Hi,

I have some software that I want to run on my Win XP machine using Virtual PC and Win 98.

My XP machine does not have floppy drives, so I want to know how I can install Win 98 on the Virtual PC without floppies. Is it possible to put the floppies on to USB and use that somehow?

What have others done before me?


Virtual PC supports virtual disks (*.ima files if I remember correctly). You should be able to download a win9x / Dos bootdisk image from Bootdisk.com and boot from it.

If you want to convert your windows CD to a a bootcd, have a look here and there.

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Thank you very much for your assistance and links. There will be something there I can use.

You might also be interested in this nifty tool (based on MS' techniques) -

Virtual Floppy Drive -

http://chitchat.at.infoseek.co.jp/vmware/vfd.html

If you can get an IMA (filename.IMA) then it can be mounted and manipulated just as if it were a real floppy drive with a real floppy disk. WinImage will create a couple for you (trial version will work fine). Just remember to create IMA's and not IMZ's (these are the compressed variations).

HTH

edit -

another topic in which jaclaz refreshes my memory (indirectly) also refers to IMDISK

http://www.ltr-data.se/opencode.html#ImDisk

This should also work nicely...

Edited by submix8c

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