You are getting this message due to the page swapping that is needed by the kernel due to

memory requirements. Bear in mind, that windows 3.1 uses DOS as the backbone and is

in essence just a GUI for Dos. So, you may be taking up the maximum lower memory

capacity of 640KB(nt sure of exact capacity) but if you used dos only before and you tried

to play Doom and enable a mouse and sound card you know what i am talking about

Ghosty_Gool:

I have tried it in Win95 and it doesn't work (it doesn't have long filenames)

But I have found another program with wich you can use long filenames from NTFS drives under Win95.

Does anyone know how to make Win95 boot from CD (or RAMDrive)?

I am currently working on it, but nothing I have tried so far works

If anyone knows, post a reply here

Thanx

Yep, read these:

http://www.911cd.net/forums//index.php?showtopic=12326

http://www.911cd.net/forums//index.php?showtopic=16860

is where most of the ideas are summed up.

jaclaz

It works, you can get read-only NTFS (with long filenames) in Win95/98 and make it boot from CD, using paragon NTFS. But it's not worth pursuing when you have a 50 MB WinPE that is read-write.

Thanx anyway