Songhay 3

Install Hardware: > ATX Class Minitower >> Cirrus Logic PCI Graphics Card >> CL-GD5440-J-QC-B; 63391-596BG; 9645 A; TAIWAN-D >> Intel Advanced/ML Motherboard >> BIOS Version 1.00.08.D130 >> Intel Pentium 133 >> A80502133 SY022; ICOMP 2#=111; L6485005-0332 >> INTEL 9293 >> Fujitsu 4.42 GB Hard Drive >> MODEL: MPB3043AT >> 4.32 GB; CYL: 8940; H: 15; S: 63 >> PART#: CA01630-B341 >> SERIAL#: 05007777 >> DATE: 1997-11 >> G.S.E.: 97103862 >> DNA: 1398-33885 >> Panasonic 24X CD-ROM >> 7Y14CSB96907 CK; MANUFACTURED: NOV 1997; BWB >> MODEL#: CR-585-B >> ATAPI >> Had trouble with cable. >> Sony 3.5 Floppy Disk >> 9712 1/31; MPF920-1; 50835011 >> 34-pin cable (floppy end is "twisted"; controller end has 3rd hole missing) >> SB AWE32 Sound Card > External Modem > Samsung Synchmaster 17" Monitor

Tweak Motherboard Settings and Review Jumpers

Format Hard Drive: > Boot from DOS 6.x Floppy > Use FDISK with the following partitions: >> 800MB primary DOS partition >> 800MB extended DOS partition >> 800MB extended DOS partition >> make an extended DOS partition of the remaining space > FORMAT /s the primary DOS partition > FORMAT the rest of the partitions

Install real-mode ATAPI CD-ROM driver > Download driver from Panasonic (ftp.panasonic.com)

Build a DOS 6.22 AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS

Install Windows 95 Upgrade > Use the Windows NT setup disk for a "qualifying product" > Install Direct Cable Connection > Install Quarterdeck Cleansweep on logical D: drive >> Cleansweep will monitor all installations where possible > Install service packs and OEM downloadable components > Install Microsoft Plus! to D: drive. > Install Soundblaster AWE drivers >> Windows 95 setup will detect the sound card and install lowest-level drivers >> Use the Creative CD-ROM to install the AWE Control Panel (find the installation files by exploring the CD-ROM; do not let the AutoPlay install take place) > Install all software that will not run in Windows NT to the D: drive (e.g. Quake) > Establish direct cable connection with Songhay 2 and get user files, major application directories and recent downloads.

Install Windows NT Workstation > Place the WINNT directory in the same partition as the Windows 95 directory. > Install Service Pack 3 (this is available on the IE4 CD) > Move all of the files in D: to E: and turn D: into an NTFS partition > Move the "major application directories" back to D: from E: > Install Quarterdeck Cleansweep to drive D: (again) >> When Windows 95 starts up again (choose "DOS" during the NT boot) it will see what's on drive E: as drive D: (the NTFS partition will be invisible. This means Cleansweep must be installed twice for both NT and 95. > Reinstall all of the "major applications" using Cleansweep watch. Point the install paths to the existing directories in D: