Good morning, friends! I have windows 98se at /dev/hda9 (it is called unit F: by Windows). As we know windows 98 put its initialization files on C: (IO.SYS, MSDOS.SYS, etc.), but I formated C: to NTFS in order to install Windows XP. Grub is restored and SuSE, Slackware and Windows XP can boot, but Windows 98 couldn't. I don't want to use C: in FAT, could I use GRUB to boot Windows 98 from /dev/hda9 (F:), directly? My Grub file contains these lines for Win98 partition: title Windows 98SE rootnoverify (hd0,8) makeactive chainloader +1 The following error occurs: Error 12: Invalid Device Requested (hd0,8) Is there any chance to maintain Windows 98 bootable on /dev/hda9 (F:)? Do I need the erased files from unit C:? Thanks for any help. adagilson