LoneCrusader’s Intel chipset INF files are drivers for Intel chipsets that are otherwise too new for Windows 98 to recognise out of the box. Slipstreamed into the install, they cleared up several unknown devices left sitting in Device Manager on a Dell OptiPlex 380 build — the same install that needed Rudy Loew’s SATA patch just to boot in the first place.
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LoneCrusader's Intel Chipset INF Files
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