Do NOT attempt dual booting with Windows 95 without first consulting the Windows 95 OSR2 FAQ. The FAQ also contains a great deal of information regarding FAT32. In a nutshell, if you have OSR2 and are using a FAT16 file system, you can still dual boot using the F4 Function Key.
NOTE: If you have Windows 95 OSR2, and are using a FAT32 file system, then the dual booting methods in this mini-HOWTO will not work and should not be attempted.
However, there are a couple of alternate methods you can use to automate booting Linux at startup, which are discussed in Section 6 .
NOTE: If your hard drive already contains the autoexec.dos, config.dos, io.dos, msdos.dos, and command.dos files, then you will not need the floppy. You can check by typing: dir and dir /ah at the root of Drive C. Also, if you installed the Upgrade version of Windows 95, then it is likely that you have them.