VOGONS


First post, by 8bitfink

User metadata
Rank Newbie
Rank
Newbie

I have had to format my C: so I did that. Though for some reason when I boot via CDROM it states Boot from CD-ROM : FAILURE INVALID SYSTEM DISC, though it is shown in startup as primary slave.
The CD is a know bootable cd as used recently.

If I try to boot via A to setup DOS, it hangs on Veryfying DMA DATA forever?

I have had no issues in the past just simply boot methd from cdrom, though do now.

I have booted up GParted via CDROM and that works fine.
In the worst case is there a 100% Image of Win98SE I can download and what program does one recomend to make it a bootable ISO.

Thanks

Reply 1 of 2, by Repo Man11

User metadata
Rank Oldbie
Rank
Oldbie

Only OEM Win98 images are bootable. You may use Google to find such an image, linking to such is against the rules here. I have one, it has worked in every system I tried it in excepting those with questionable CD/DVD optical drives. There is always the possibility that the burned disk isn't compatible with this particular drive which isn't that unusual.

"I'd rather be rich than stupid" - Jack Handey