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I want to make a bootable CD that automatically installs Win98, but I don't know how to use a created batch file on the bootable CD to automatically install Win98. First use the install command setup, followed by the path and filename of the .inf file just created by Batch 98. (The default filename is Msbatch.inf.) For example, typing the following command at the command line: setup msbatch.inf /is will start automatic installation of Win98 and query the .inf file as required.
How should msbatch.inf be set in the batch file (this file is placed on the CD) so that it can carry out the entire automatic Win98 installation process~~~?
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If the CD uses the Win98 boot disk, add a line like “%CDROM%:\win98\setup.exe” before the second-to-last line “set CDROM=” in the Autoexec.bat file, and it will automatically install win98.
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The following is quoted from tanglu_sd's post on 2003-6-23 22:16:37:
If the CD uses the Win98 boot disk, add a line like “%CDROM%:\win98\setup.exe” before the second-to-last line “set CDROM=” in the Autoexec.bat file, and it will automatically install win98.
Why doesn't it work when I do it your way?
It always says The windows 98 setup files were not found
