[vox-tech] How slim can Win98 go?

[Mark K. Kim]

I've installed a pretty comfortably bare Windows95 that took up about
350MB.  Looking at my current Windows98 partition (another comfortably
bare installation), it looks like just the Windows part is taking up about
500MB; but this partition's been around for several months so I'm sure
there's lots of junk in c:\windows and the registry.

-Mark

On Thu, 28 Feb 2002, Ryan wrote:

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> I was poking around the net looking for a way to set my laptop's contrast,
> and I found http://www.informatik.uni-kiel.de/~fst/linux_armada_e500.html .
> It says that power saving hotkey works in linux, so I could set my cpu to 250
> and run for nearly 3 hours.
>
> However --- these options need to be set in windows, the bios doesn't have
> the options in it's menu. :(
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> Anyway, does anyone know what the bare minimum install for windows 98 is?
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