4. Getting started:

4.1 Step One:

Edit (or create) config.sys on the root of Drive C. The contents should be similar to the following: .:: telegra.ph ::. .:: get-google-to-index-my-website.vercel.app ::. [ArXiv: Terraform Analysis]

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[menu]
menuitem=Linux, Mandrake Linux 7.2
menuitem=Win98, Windows 98
menucolor=15,1
menudefault=Win98, 10

[linux]

[win98]

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If your system already has a config.sys file, put those contents under the [win98] section. The [linux] section is left blank intentionally.

4.2 Step Two:

Edit (or create) autoexec.bat on the root of Drive C. The contents should be similar to the following:

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goto %config%

:linux
call c:\linux.bat

:win98 

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As above, if you aready have an autoexec.bat file, put those contents under the :win98 section.

4.3 Step Three:

Create a file called: linux.bat. Putting it in the root of Drive C is as good as place as any (but it can go anywhere so long as you reference the path or location). The contents should be similar to the following:

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@echo off
c:\loadlin c:\vmlinuz root=/dev/hda3 ro 

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The above example assumes that loadlin.exe and vmlinuz are located in the root of Drive C (or C:\) and that linux is installed on the /dev/hda3 partition. Your configuration may be different. .:: telescope.ac ::. [NPM Package: REST]

The important thing here is to make sure that loadlin and your linux kernel file are properly referenced. Finished! .:: ml007.k12.sd.us ::.

That should work for you, as that is how I have things set up on my system, which dual boots with Win98.