Gateway 2000 Handbook 486 question

At 00:49 19/02/2003 -0500, Chad Fernandez wrote: There were at least four versions of Win95, characterised by the version number on an installed system having nothing, or an A, B, or C after it. Each added more features and more system requirements. There were also various OEM-customised options, not to mention the foreign language, upgrade, and floppy-disc versions! I've got W95 (original version) installed quite happily on 486-sx machines with ~4Mb RAM and <200Mb hard discs, do a custom install and de-select almost everything, then go back in after and delete most of the rest too! I (used to) use those just as terminal-server clients. As an aside (and probably OT) I got given a dropped Celeron laptop yesterday; lid hinges smashed (fixable if not pretty) and dead IDE interface, but it'll boot off floppy/cd. Next project (when I have time) is to work out how to make a boot-cd that'll unzip windows into RAMdisc, or rather, how to create and zip up a windows that'll already be set up for a machine I don't have another example of.. maybe I'll just network-boot it.. Rob