>>We (the company I work for) got our level 3
>>development kit containing NT4.0 last week. I
>>tried to get it up at home but
>>ran into problems. Couldn't get it to see my CD
>>Rom or the network. At work after 4 attempts, 1
>>fdisk, and 2 formats I got it up and going. It is
>>nice once it's in! I'll probably bite the bullet
>>and try installing at home again soon. Yeah, I've
>>had 95 go to its knees a few times. But compared
>>to WFW it seemed like developer heaven.
>>Allen
>
>
>My biggest question/problem will be to get NT & 95
>to coexist. I obviously cannot replace 95 yet
>since NT is still in Beta.
>
>I I run into 1/2 your problems I am giving up. No
>FDisks on this PC!
>
>Well we shall see...
>
>Thanks
>Tom

Co-exist! At home I've been able to get NT3.51, Win95, and WFW to coexist. I don't think I'll even bother with Win95 at work ... why have two 32 bit systems? The thing is I want to start gearing up to develop live server web pages and I need NT to do it! So ... good bye 95.The fdisk was to clear up some old problems. The formats were for real. The way I finally got it in was to format then put in a minimal dos, ie sys 6.22, config.sus, and autoexec.bat to load my CD. Then I ran Winnt.exe /b and all was well. The difference between my home and my work machine is that at work I run a fairly standard Dell pentium setup. At home everything is custom ... so it couldn't find drivers for the Panasonic CD, and wasn't sure how to handle a 10/100MB 3Com Ethernet card.