> > You need to install W98 inside VMWare. Use the configuration wizard to > > configure a VM and then boot the VM with an installation medium > > (e.g. CD) of W98 in the boot device. > > This, however, is beyond my comprehension. The only way I could stick W98 > into a "boot device" is if that boot device is a CDROM. Since VMware is > booted off the hard drive where it's installed itself and configured > itself, you have lost me. umm...the VMware machine is a full Virtual Machine...with it's own bios..when you start the machine you may notice a nice little message saying "Press f2 for setup" thats like a normal setup bios...just change it to boot of the CD and feed your win98 cd into your cd-rom I think your getting confused....VMware reads a config file to make a machine...but after that it acts pretty much exactly like a normal PC (just in a window). The doco on the vmware site is quite good...I think you should really read it Andrew
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