{
  "name": "Windows 95",
  "machine": "deskpro386.",
  "key": "deskpro386.deskpro386-vga-4096k.v2",
  "template": "template.json",
  "page": "/VM/win95/blog/2015/09/21/",
  "disks": [
    { "drive": "C:", "name": "68Mb Hard Disk", "type": 4, "path": "/VM/win95/pcx86/68mb/WIN95.json", "geometry": "1023x8x17", "contents": "Windows 95 4.00.950 compact install (PCjs)" },
    { "drive": "D:", "name": "128Mb Data Disk", "type": 25, "path": "/VM/disks/AFX128.json", "geometry": "966x16x17", "contents": "empty FAT16, label AFXDATA" }
  ],
  "notes": "template.json is PCjs's stock boot-sector state for this machine with the BIOS data area (0x475 = 2 disks, INT 46h = F000:E581) and CMOS (0x12 = 0x4F, 0x1A = 25) patched so D: exists from the first boot, plus a pristine two-drive disk controller state. Drive types with 33 or 34 sectors per track hang Windows 95 at the logo; keep D: at 17 sectors per track (type 25 is the largest, 128Mb)."
}