> 
> Creating a Boot Floppy
> ----------------------
> If you're running Windows 2000 or NT4, you should have created a
> boot floppy during the BeOS 5 installation.  But if you're running
> Windows 95/98 -- or if you simply want to create another boot
> floppy -- follow the instructions here.
> 1. Boot into Windows.
> 2. Go to the Start button, browse to Programs > BeOS 5 Personal 
>    Edition, and select Create Boot Floppy.
> 3. A dialog asks you if you want to create the floppy.  After 
>    you've inserted a blank floppy disk into the A: drive, 
>    click Yes. 
> 4. When the floppy is ready (it takes about a minute), exit 
>    Create Boot Floppy.
> 
> Launching BeOS 5 Personal Edition
> ---------------------------------
> 1. Double-click the Start BeOS 5 icon on your Windows desktop.
> If you encounter problems launching or running BeOS 5 try
> starting your computer from the BeOS Boot Floppy:  
> 1. Shut down your computer.
> 2. Insert the BeOS Boot Floppy into the A: drive.
> 3. Start your computer.
> 
> Booting into BeOS 5 Under Windows NT4/2000 
> ------------------------------------------  
> 1. Insert the BeOS 5 boot floppy you made into the A: drive.   
> 2. From the Windows Start button, browse to 
>    Programs > BeOS 5 Personal Edition and select Start BeOS 5, 
>    or double-click on the Start BeOS 5 icon that's on the
>    Windows desktop. 
> This automatically quits Windows and launches BeOS 5. 

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参考：2000/03/28(火)23時05分15秒