Win98 2-byte install after US WinXP Pro?

After the installation of US WinXP Pro, is there anyway to install
Win98 Korean version?

I have created 2 partitions usiing fdisk, both 20GB FAT.
I install XP in the first partition.

I can't install Win98 Korean in the second partition.

I've tried running the CD instal after booting XP. Won't run.
I've tried booting in safe mode. Won't install
I've tried booting a Win98 floppy. Won't install

I haven't tried booting from a Korean DOS floppy. Actually, I don't
have one until I install the Korean Win98, and for some reason, the
win98 Korean CD won't boot on my computer. My Win98 US version boots
and installs fine, so I don't know what's wrong with my BIOS. Anyway,
it's a US computer.

There are lots of options I probably haven't tried yet. Like I could
even boot DRDOS and go from there. But if anybody has a procedure
that for sure works, I'd love to know.

I googled around but haven't discovered any answers.

Thanks!

Rock

You need a boot manager. XP includes a primitive boot manager, or you can
use a product like BootitNG.

With a full boot manager, the second partition can be made to appear as the
primary (or only) partition, so a standard install of W98 can be done as if
the XP installation never existed.

For information on the XP boot manager see
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=306559
How To Create a Multiple-Boot System in Windows XP
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Jeff Richards
MS MVP (Windows - Shell/User)
"Rock" wrote in message
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After the installation of US WinXP Pro, is there anyway to install
Win98 Korean version?

I have created 2 partitions usiing fdisk, both 20GB FAT.
I install XP in the first partition.

I can't install Win98 Korean in the second partition.

I've tried running the CD instal after booting XP. Won't run.
I've tried booting in safe mode. Won't install
I've tried booting a Win98 floppy. Won't install

I haven't tried booting from a Korean DOS floppy. Actually, I don't
have one until I install the Korean Win98, and for some reason, the
win98 Korean CD won't boot on my computer. My Win98 US version boots
and installs fine, so I don't know what's wrong with my BIOS. Anyway,
it's a US computer.

There are lots of options I probably haven't tried yet. Like I could
even boot DRDOS and go from there. But if anybody has a procedure
that for sure works, I'd love to know.

I googled around but haven't discovered any answers.

Thanks!

Rock

In ,
Jeff Richards had this to say:

My reply is at the bottom of your sent message:

You need a boot manager. XP includes a primitive boot manager, or
you can use a product like BootitNG.

With a full boot manager, the second partition can be made to appear
as the primary (or only) partition, so a standard install of W98 can
be done as if the XP installation never existed.

For information on the XP boot manager see
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=306559
How To Create a Multiple-Boot System in Windows XP

Just as an add-on to the above you'll also need to insure that one of your
patitions (probably the second one if I'm reading your post correctly) is
formatted to FATxx so that 98 can be installed on it as 9x isn't compatable
with NTFS. A drive that large will want FAT32.

Galen
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Signature changed for a moment of silence.
Rest well Alex and we'll see you on the other side.

OP has stated:
"I have created 2 partitions usiing fdisk, both 20GB FAT.
I install XP in the first partition."
--
Jeff Richards
MS MVP (Windows - Shell/User)
"Galen" wrote in message
...
In ,
Jeff Richards had this to say:

My reply is at the bottom of your sent message:

You need a boot manager. XP includes a primitive boot manager, or
you can use a product like BootitNG.

With a full boot manager, the second partition can be made to appear
as the primary (or only) partition, so a standard install of W98 can
be done as if the XP installation never existed.

For information on the XP boot manager see
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=306559
How To Create a Multiple-Boot System in Windows XP

Just as an add-on to the above you'll also need to insure that one of your
patitions (probably the second one if I'm reading your post correctly) is
formatted to FATxx so that 98 can be installed on it as 9x isn't
compatable with NTFS. A drive that large will want FAT32.

Galen
--
Signature changed for a moment of silence.
Rest well Alex and we'll see you on the other side.

In ,
Jeff Richards had this to say:

My reply is at the bottom of your sent message:

OP has stated:
"I have created 2 partitions usiing fdisk, both 20GB FAT.
I install XP in the first partition."

What's scary is I'd missed that. Not once but twice! Unfortunately I don't
know if it's time to get my eyes checked or my head checked... Sheesh...

Galen
--
Signature changed for a moment of silence.
Rest well Alex and we'll see you on the other side.