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Add files to Windows 98?
Posted: 2. May 2014, 03:46
by Jurie22
I have windows 8 just finished installing windows 98se. I have a few game folders I want to add to the virtual box and install. Any help?
Re: Add files to Windows 98?
Posted: 2. May 2014, 07:42
by socratis
Board index ‹ General ‹ Howtos and Tutorials ‹ Windows Guests ‹ Tutorial: Windows 95/98 guest OSes
Re: Add files to Windows 98?
Posted: 2. May 2014, 12:10
by mpack
Quickest: bundle the folders into an ISO, then mount the ISO in the VM. I hope these aren't graphics based games, since a Win98 guest will only have VESA graphics.
In the longer term it's possible to set up a network shared folder, but it's Win98 so it'll give you very little help. I've had more success sharing a folder from Win98 to the host rather than the other way around.
Re: Add files to Windows 98?
Posted: 2. May 2014, 13:55
by Jurie22
socratis wrote:Board index ‹ General ‹ Howtos and Tutorials ‹ Windows Guests ‹ Tutorial: Windows 95/98 guest OSes
Yea ive looked all over that to figure it out but i couldnt find anything. I tried following these instructions as well but I got an error every time i tried to access the folder i shared.
http://www.virtuatopia.com/index.php/Vi ... and_Prompt
Re: Add files to Windows 98?
Posted: 2. May 2014, 13:55
by Jurie22
mpack wrote:Quickest: bundle the folders into an ISO, then mount the ISO in the VM. I hope these aren't graphics based games, since a Win98 guest will only have VESA graphics.
In the longer term it's possible to set up a network shared folder, but it's Win98 so it'll give you very little help. I've had more success sharing a folder from Win98 to the host rather than the other way around.
I thought an ISO might work but didnt get around to testing it last night. They are games that were made in 95/96.
Re: Add files to Windows 98?
Posted: 2. May 2014, 14:10
by Jurie22
I used Magic Iso maker to create an ISO of the files i wanted, used Daemon Tools to mount the ISO to the same mounted drive i used to install windows 98 and it worked great.
Re: Add files to Windows 98?
Posted: 2. May 2014, 17:31
by mpack
You can mount an ISO directly in the VM. There's no need for Daemon Tools.