From: ohland@charter.net   
      
   I have pondered... I wonder how/if we could use SCSI2SD as the W98SE   
   temp drive... somehow, I >think< it has to be set as a "fixed" or   
   non-removeable drive.   
      
   Maybe I am wrong about the SD performance, can it keep up with the   
   writes needed for a temp drive? Maybe programs/OS on the SD, to keep R/W   
   down, and temp drive C:?   
      
   MAJ Tom would know, if and when he comes in range again...   
      
   Earth below us   
   Drifting, falling   
   Floating weightless   
   Calling, calling home   
      
   Second stage is cut   
   We're now in orbit   
   Stabilizers up   
   Running perfect   
   Starting to collect   
   Requested data   
   "What will it affect   
   When all is done?"   
   Thinks Major Tom   
      
   Carsten Lyng wrote:   
   > Thanks for the info -   
   >   
   > I will download the drivers in the weekend, and then I will try to install   
   win98SE - hope it works.   
   > I will put he Win98se install files and the drivers on another Scsi hdd -   
   then run the installation from that one   
   > see how it goes, when installing on the Scsi2sd...- could also install   
   win98se on a Scsi disk and use scsi2sd   
   > for programs / files - maybe it is better ??   
      
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