"Drazen" wrote in message
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On my notebook i have installed WIN XPSP2 on partotion C(NTFS). Then I
have
created partition E on the same hard disk(D is CD drive), and format it to
FAT32 situable for instalation of WIN 98.
The problem for me is how to install WIN 98 to E drive, without deleting
WIN
XP, and with boot menu to choose which operating system want to use.

The MS KB recommends installing in the reverse order (earliest OS first).
This way, during the XP instal routine, you can elect to instal a Boot
Manager that presents at startup a menu offering either XP or any other
OS already present.

But your installing XP on an NTFS drive (which MS-DOS cannot read)
suggests that you can instal Win98 in the normal way, because DOS
will see your current E: as drive C: and format it FAT32 for installation.

However it would be prudent for you to instal a boot manager first,
capable of sensing the two OSs and offering you the choice. No
boot manager is part of the Win98 instal process. If you have a
floppy drive, you could start Win98 by booting from an MS-DOS
floppy with an AUTOEXEC.BAT file written to start Win98 from
its appropriate hard drive (which DOS will see as C

--
Don Phillipson
Carlsbad Springs
(Ottawa, Canada)