Syslinux - Sep 2002 - How to remove Memdisk

Hi,

I have successfully downloaded a Win98 DOS image with the 
use of MEMDISK under SYSLINUX booting from A:.

However, when I run Win98 from local hard disk C:, it 
fails. It probably has to do with the memory allocation of 
your MEMDISK.

Could I know whether I could delete the MEMDISK at A:

Or How I can fix the problem?

The etherboot package has a utility called rmrd.com, which 
removes the ramdisk it creates.

Do you offer similar utility?

Best wishes,
Johnson CHEN

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kf111111 at hkedcity.net wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I have successfully downloaded a Win98 DOS image with the 
> use of MEMDISK under SYSLINUX booting from A:.
> 
> However, when I run Win98 from local hard disk C:, it 
> fails. It probably has to do with the memory allocation of 
> your MEMDISK.
> 
Doubtful.  More likely it just can't find that A: drive that it booted
from, and gets confused.
> Could I know whether I could delete the MEMDISK at A:
Current versions of MEMDISK do not remove.  It's not a trivial addition,
either.

	-hpa