[Sunhelp] Re: ?: some information on Windows 95 and Windows 98 regarding SunPCi

[Matt Koehler - - SunPC engineering]

Win95 (and 98) have a totally different kernel than Windows NT. Just like
Solaris 1. and Solaris 2., applications, drivers, etc. do not move
transparently. In additional, there are changes in the way devices are
mapped between windows 95 and windows 98 that didn't allow us to support
Win98 immediately.

> From: Wonkyu Chang - Sun Korea SE <Wonkyu.Chang at Korea.Sun.COM>
> Subject: ?: some information on Windows 95 and Windows 98 regarding SunPCi
> To: Zoltan.Hivekovics at hungary.sun.com, mjk at naught.East.Sun.COM, 
alexander.rublowsky at eng.sun.com, bob.duncan at eng.sun.com, sunpc-interest at Sun.COM, 
sunpci-ea at Sun.COM
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> Hi,
> 
> Anyone who tell me something about the difference of internal implementation 
> between Win95, Win98 and NT?
> 
> IHAC that he asked me why SunPCi has NOT the same timeframe of supportability 
on 
> Windows 95 and Windows 98. How much different are Windows 95 and Windows 98?
> 
> Thanks,
> WK Chang
>