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by timwalsh
In order:
1. Is it telling you it can't find any hard drives, or it can't find enough space?
2. If the computer still has Win98 installed, will it boot properly?
3. If the drives are SCSI, and you are using a non-standard SCSI card, the Installation routine may not automatically recognize the card (which would obviously result in no drives being found).
2. During bootup, check to see if the BIOS is recognizing the installed drives.
3. You may need to enter BIOS setup to ensure the installed drives are recognized correctly.
4. You may want to use a Win98 boot disk, and run fdisk to wipe the drives.
5. You may need to pop open the case and reseat the drive data and power cables.
Hope this helps.
by sbworks
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