Win95 may not have the automatic capability, but you can make an homemade
boot disk with the CD-ROM info, drivers, etc, in the autoexec.bat &
config.sys files which will work. If going the Win98 boot disk method,
wouldn't it be prudent to replace the command.com with a Win95 compatible
version?

PS: where can we get a more "ideal driver" for this purpose than Oak?

jack payton


On Sun, 20 May 2001 19:30:10 -0700 Ted Gamin <[log in to unmask]> writes:
>  If You have a friend running WIN98 You can make a
> boot disk with CD Rom support as one of the options
> when booting.  Win 95 does not have this feature and
> while it's not an ideal driver ( Oak Technologies
> ATAPI) it will get Her CD to work enough to reload
> windows...HTH...Ted

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