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 Run a new emulation, with direct access to the new USB drive and the Ontrack boot floppy image. Assuming the USB adapter shows up as ///dev/sde//, then: Run a new emulation, with direct access to the new USB drive and the Ontrack boot floppy image. Assuming the USB adapter shows up as ///dev/sde//, then:
  
-<code> +> qemu-system-i386 -drive file=**/dev/sde**,format=raw -fda **ontrack-9.57.img** -boot menu=on
-qemu-system-i386 -drive file=**/dev/sde**,format=raw -fda **ontrack-9.57.img** -boot menu=on +
-</code>+
  
 Install the Ontrack drive overlay. I usually go for a <2GB C: / primary partition and up to 120GB D: / secondary partition on a typical 120GB SSD. Install the Ontrack drive overlay. I usually go for a <2GB C: / primary partition and up to 120GB D: / secondary partition on a typical 120GB SSD.
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 Close the emulated system down. Replace the ontrack boot floppy with the Windows 98SE boot floppy: Close the emulated system down. Replace the ontrack boot floppy with the Windows 98SE boot floppy:
  
-<code> +> qemu-system-i386 -drive file=**/dev/sde**,format=raw -fda **win98se.img** -boot menu=on
-qemu-system-i386 -drive file=**/dev/sde**,format=raw -fda **win98se.img** -boot menu=on +
-</code>+
  
 Boot the Win 98SE command line rescue disk. //sys// the new partition to make it a bootable DOS system: Boot the Win 98SE command line rescue disk. //sys// the new partition to make it a bootable DOS system:
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