Bill Cunningham wrote:

I've run it before my computer is about 10 years old. Of course 98
can't manage it's memory correctly or anything like that.

There is a way for win-98 to utilize something like 3 out of a possible
4 gb of ram - similar to what any 32-bit version of NT can do (like 2k,
XP, etc).

I have 2 gb installed on the system I'm using right now, and 98 can see
and use all of it.

But there is a look of it running. It might be better to run
98 on an emulator.

If you have 10-year-old hardware (ie - it really is from 2005) then
there should be drivers and win-98 should run on it no problems.

I'm thinking it's a laptop, because it's trivial to install a regular
floppy drive into a desktop.