Do what bacillus said, then boot to floppy, then choose "start with cd-rom support..when done booting, switch to E: drive and type "setup" (minus quotes) and your off. As for no floppy, You will have to dig one up or you should also be able to boot from a zip drive also.
Burn that image onto a CD, then boot from that disk, once you?re up, put the Win98 install disk in the drive and you?re set.
FWIW... I?ve been thinking about the value of floppy drives lately, and since they?re so entrenched in PC history (and they cost so little) it really doesn?t make sense not to have one in your system... might also make the task of updating your motherboard BIOS easier as well.
Makes me think your CD-ROM drive isn?t the FIRST boot device... go into you?re system BIOS and make sure you have the CD-ROM drive set as the FIRST boot device, and any reference to the floppy drive set to disable.
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