I'm building a Win 95 machine out of an old P2 laptop (HP OmniBook 4150) for a showcase of how far we've come in 20 short years, but I'm (embarassingly) running into issues. The image I have puts the bootup floppy into a RAMdisk from the CD, as opposed to using an actual boot floppy (The laptop doesn't have an internal floppy drive). I got my partition all set up and formatted, took me a while to remember it all. And when I run "setup" off the disk, it goes through the chkdisk successfully, then gives me the following error:
The img file has an img file of the boot floppy. As in, if you open the win95.img file in 7zip, you see a folder called [BOOT], wherein the Bootable_1.44m.img file is located that boots into the RAMdisk is stored. This img file is where the config.sys file that needs modified is located.
However, only 7Zip shows the [BOOT] folder, but won't let me modify it. I've tried other applications that can modify ISOs, like MagicISO, but it doesn't show the [BOOT] folder.
Any suggestions for how I can modify the image, or another workaround? I'd like to use it this weekend...
I have found some adjustments I need to make to config.sys on the image, but here's the issue I'm running into.
The img file has an img file of the boot floppy. As in, if you open the win95.img file in 7zip, you see a folder called [BOOT], wherein the Bootable_1.44m.img file is located that boots into the RAMdisk is stored. This img file is where the config.sys file that needs modified is located.
However, only 7Zip shows the [BOOT] folder, but won't let me modify it. I've tried other applications that can modify ISOs, like MagicISO, but it doesn't show the [BOOT] folder.
Any suggestions for how I can modify the image, or another workaround? I'd like to use it this weekend...
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