Sure you can. It's on the main screen. I don't have it in front of me, but it's like this:
install GAG on a floppy
put it in your drive
boot from it
choose 'S' for setup
Add your operating system
press '<is it H?>' to save it to your harddrive.
It's very intuitive. Just run it and you'll figure it out.
Mike
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no no !!!!
I don't have any floppy drive (notebook). I create boot cd and I boot from it, but no GAG cd for example (win98se startdisk). How I execute the main screen of GAG installation from directory (c:\gag\ or e:\gag - without create boot media)
from dos. Is there any possibility to run it?
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Hi Gerovy,
Do you have access to a CDRW? If so, you could write the GAG .iso with it and make your own boot CD.
As I understand it, GAG cannot be 'executed' from within Windows. It needs to be installed on boot media. Are there any other choices listed in your laptop's BIOS setup screen for boot devices?
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Can I install GAG from dos partition without booting from floppy or cd ? How?
Sure you can. It's on the main screen. I don't have it in front of me, but it's like this:
install GAG on a floppy
put it in your drive
boot from it
choose 'S' for setup
Add your operating system
press '<is it H?>' to save it to your harddrive.
It's very intuitive. Just run it and you'll figure it out.
Mike
Oops...maybe I misunderstood the question. Can you help me understand the purpose of installing it without a reboot?
no no !!!!
I don't have any floppy drive (notebook). I create boot cd and I boot from it, but no GAG cd for example (win98se startdisk). How I execute the main screen of GAG installation from directory (c:\gag\ or e:\gag - without create boot media)
from dos. Is there any possibility to run it?
Hi Gerovy,
Do you have access to a CDRW? If so, you could write the GAG .iso with it and make your own boot CD.
As I understand it, GAG cannot be 'executed' from within Windows. It needs to be installed on boot media. Are there any other choices listed in your laptop's BIOS setup screen for boot devices?