Now you have to format your USB drive as FAT16. Select the CD to burn it to and start burning.ĥ. Under "Select a disk image to write", click the button and locate the MS-DOS 6.22 image you should have downloaded in Part 1.Ĥ. It should have come with your Ubuntu install.ģ. To make the USB drive bootable, we need to use tools FORMAT and SYS in MS-DOS 6.22.ġ.
Most computers made in the past 10 years can boot from a USB drive, it's just a matter of knowing how. A computer capable of booting from a USB drive. A USB drive from 256 MB to 2 GB (You can use larger drives if you partition it, FAT only supports up to 2GB partitions).ĥ. A CD of Windows 95 (legally obtained, of course)Ĥ.
You can use a different version, but 6.22 is recommended.Ģ. A CD of MS-DOS 6.22 (Brought to you by ! ()) (link ()) Requires Ubuntu (Windows How-To available here ())ġ. I had originally posted this on MacRumors (), but I thought I would post an Ubuntu version of it here:Ĭreate a fully bootable Windows 95 installation, bootable on most modern computers
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