Question for all the experts:
I’ve seen other people’s Win98 installation discs like this; it seems you only have to press Enter a few times at the start, and that’s it—unattended installation.
After looking up some information, I learned that one method is to use Microsoft Batch 98 to make an answer file, named MSBATCH.INF,
and the installation format is: X:\WIN98\SETUP.EXE X:\WIN98\MSBATCH.INF
An absolute path must be used.
My question is:
We know that different partitioning causes the drive letter of the installation disc to be non-fixed, so how can we use these two files, autowxwc.bat and config.sys, to automatically determine the drive letter and automatically fill in the X: in
X:\WIN98\SETUP.EXE X:\WIN98\MSBATCH.INF?
Please give me more guidance!
I don’t know how other people made their installation discs. If there is some other way to make a fully automatic installation, that’s also what I’m hoping for.
I want to download it
I’ve seen other people’s Win98 installation discs like this; it seems you only have to press Enter a few times at the start, and that’s it—unattended installation.
After looking up some information, I learned that one method is to use Microsoft Batch 98 to make an answer file, named MSBATCH.INF,
and the installation format is: X:\WIN98\SETUP.EXE X:\WIN98\MSBATCH.INF
An absolute path must be used.
My question is:
We know that different partitioning causes the drive letter of the installation disc to be non-fixed, so how can we use these two files, autowxwc.bat and config.sys, to automatically determine the drive letter and automatically fill in the X: in
X:\WIN98\SETUP.EXE X:\WIN98\MSBATCH.INF?
Please give me more guidance!
I don’t know how other people made their installation discs. If there is some other way to make a fully automatic installation, that’s also what I’m hoping for.
I want to download it
