Do you have a partition shared by both 98 and 95? If so, install JFW onto
that shared drive, and the key file will install itself there as well.
Once you get the second operating system up and running, just run the JFW
install again, specifying that same location for JFW. Now, it is registered
in both version's registry files, and you only need a single set of scripts,
a single key file, etc.
Thanks,
Dennis Brown
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Blind Programming Site at
http://brown99.home.mindspring.com
-----Original Message-----
From: David Edick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Tuesday, March 16, 1999 6:48 PM
Subject: Windows 95 and 98 on the same system.
>I use JFW fine with Win31 and Win98 or Win31 and Win95, but I am also
>trying to tackle having 95 as well. what I plan to do for this is install
>Win95 on my second drive d:, then Win98 on my main drive c:. this would
>go along with my current config with Win31 on c: dos stuff on c: and main
>Win98 on c:. to switch OS, I insert a win95 or dos 622 floppy. to go back
>to Win98, just take out the floppys. my only question is how would I
>install JFW for the win98 and Win95 configurations? would I just install
>JFW on both drives? use 2 keys? I am not sure. any help would be
>appreciated.
>
>On Wed, 17 Mar 1999 11:30:27 -0500 "Krajczar Tech Center, Damon Fibraio"
><[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>Scott, stay clear!!!! We tested system commander and lost tons of
>>authorization keys, due to system commands manipulation of the boo
>>sector
>>of the hard drive and other data. It apparently upsets jfw greatly. I
>>would
>>even avoid the use of partitionmagic or any utility to upsets the
>>configuration of your hard drive, unless you want to continually move
>>keys
>>around or keep pestering hj for reset codes or the like. It is more
>>trouble
>>than it is worth. Besides, why would you want to run 95 anmd98, they
>>are
>>very much alike except for a few differences, mostly under the hood.
>>If you
>>wanted to run 95/98 or nt, then make separate hard drive partitions
>>and run
>>off that. I don't know if system commander is a great idea in general,
>>and
>>it is a bad idea for jfw users.
>>At 07:51 PM 3/12/99 , you wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Listers,
>>>
>>> Has anybody heard of system commander? This is a dos program
>>that allows
>>> you to have up to thirty different operating systems on your
>>computer. when
>>> your system boots up, it boots into dos, and you can choose which
>>operating
>>> system to let boot up on your pc. Lets say you want to upgrade to
>>windows
>>> 98, or even 2,000 nt, but you really know windows95 best. You don't
>>habve
>>> to boot into 95, you can choose windows98 say from system commander,
>>and
>>> windows 98 will boot up in 98 with everything that 95 or 22,000
>>has, or
>>> which ever you wish to learn on that day. Lets say you get tired of
>>using
>>> 98 and need to get back into 95 to do some serious stuff, so you go
>>back to
>>> system commander, choose 95 and that is it! windows 95 comes up with
>>all
>>> your programs on it. Really cool.
>>> Does anybody use or anybody ever heard of this? I think it
>>would be a
>>> great thing to have. This way you could run 95,98 and 2,000 nt and
>>choose
>>> each one at different times and eqach will boot with all your
>>software.
>>> I would like some feedback if you can on this if anyone has
>>heard of this.
>>>
>>>
>>> Thanks in advance,
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
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>>
>>--
>>Damon Fibraio, Associate for Technical Support, De Witt and
>>Associates
>>Norma F. Krajczar Technology, resource and developement center
>>130 Livingston Ave. New Brunswick, NJ 08901, 732-937-6394
>>email us at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>
>
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