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First, download a driver: http://www.mydrivers.com/dir59/d23892.htm
Extract it.
Format a floppy disk with the WIN98 system, and copy himem.sys and mscdex.exe from the WINDOWS directory to the floppy disk. Copy the decompressed directory PCMIDE to the floppy disk.
Edit config.sys


menuitem=CD, Start computer with CD-ROM support.
menuitem=PCMIDE, Start computer with PCMIDE CD-ROM support.
menudefault=CD,30
menucolor=7,0


device=himem.sys /testmemff
device=a:\pcmide\statpcdm.sys/d:mscd001



device=himem.sys /testmemff
REM ****** (PCMCIA/ATAPI SERVICES) ********
DEVICE=A:\PCMIDE\PCMI80CL.SYS /Q9 /P0
DEVICE=A:\PCMIDE\STATPCDM.SYS /D:MSCD001


files=10
buffers=10
dos=high,umb
stacks=9,256
lastdrive=z

Edit autoexec.bat

mscdex.exe/d:mscd001

Boot the system with the floppy disk, and a selection menu will appear. The first item is to load the normal CD-ROM, and the second item is to load the PCMCIA CD-ROM.
It works on TP600.

But my laptop is a Compaq N400c. After making according to the above, it always prompts that card service is not installed. How to fix this? Please master give advice!

My notebook doesn't have a floppy drive. After entering DOS by pressing F8 during Win98 startup, how to use the PCMCIA CD - ROM?

Then it is恐怕 have to modify the CONFIG.SYS and autoexec.bat files of WIN98 itself to load.

Wait, no, the correct translation should be: Then it is恐怕 have to modify the CONFIG.SYS and autoexec.bat files of WIN98 itself to load? No, that's wrong. Let's do it again.

Then I'm afraid we have to modify the CONFIG.SYS and autoexec.bat files of WIN98 itself to load them.

I think the CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT files in the MS-DOS 7.x startup disk that comes with Win98 are of no reference value at all, so the configuration files in my MS-DOS 7.10 startup disk are written by myself from start to finish.