A ThinkPad T42 with a Pentium M and a Radeon 7500. The goal is to get
Windows 98SE installed on it, to deprecate the virtual machine that I
sometimes use for nostalgia purposes.

The setup is far from easy and backups are being done by archiving the
entire drive on falcon, my main desktop, via an IDE-to-USB adapter I
bought specially for this project.

If it truly fails, I might end up installing Windows 2000 SP4 on it
instead.

Setup checklist

-   Setup
-   Ethernet driver (apps/setup/setupbd/w98-ws32/setupbd.exe)
    This was copied over to the laptop from a ThinkPad X23 running
    Windows XP over infrared, at about 8kbps, as neither Bluetooth,
    Wi-Fi, Ethernet or USB worked, and I was not equipped to try RS232.
    Beyond this point, files are copied via a WebDAV server hosted on
    mountain.
-   7-Zip 7.20
-   DirectX 9.0c
-   Radeon 7500 via devmgr (driver/9x_inf)
-   Screen configuration
-   intel-mobo
    -   isapnp.vxd not found (CD unavailable)
    -   2 reboots, including one hard reboot
-   Reinstallation of the PCI ISA Bridge driver
-   IBM Battery MaxiMizer
-   ThinkPad Audio
    -   2 reboots
    -   2 manual actions to point to the CD
    -   2 file conflicts: overwrite existing files
-   ThinkPad HotKey Features
-   ADI Audio
    -   Overwrite all conflicts with the other driver
-   ThinkPad UltraNav
-   ThinkPad UltraBay
-   ThinkPad Hibernation Utility
-   Intel SpeedStep
-   Screen (INF file to configure in the display settings)
-   56K modem
-   Windows Installer 2.0
-   DAEMON Tools 3.47
-   Internet Explorer 6 SP1
-   Opera 9.64
-   TightVNC 1.3.10
-   RetroZilla 2.2
-   eXeScope 6.50
-   Windows Media Player 9 Series
-   Windows Media Player 10 (98MP10FR)
    -   1 file conflict: overwrite
-   Paint Shop Pro 9
-   Animation Shop 3
-   [Position of current backup]
-   ~~Office XP~~ Windows protection error
-   ~~Visual Studio 6.0 Enterprise~~ Windows protection error
-   ~~MSDN 6.0~~

-   Try Unknown Devices to find the missing drivers
-   Retrieve msimg32.dll from Windows ME for Opera
-   Try to copy the 98 VM’s disk, then install the drivers
-   Install Microsoft Train Simulator
-   Install SpeedFan
-   Consider other Office versions?
-   Test USB support on a different OS