Hi, Anonymous.
"It" now wants the 98 boot disk? Please define "it".
WinXP should never ask for the Win98 boot disk or CD after the upgrade
installation is complete. Unless, of course, you upgraded in such a way
that you can, if you like, revert to Win98.
Perhaps some application or utility that you are running is asking for
Win98.
If you do boot from a Win98 boot disk, it will NOT boot WinXP. In fact, it
cannot access any hard drive volume formatted NTFS. If you (intentionally
or not) created a dual-boot system (by clean installing WinXP alongside
Win98, rather than upgrading from Win98 to WinXP), you should be able to
boot into Win98 by choosing that system from the boot menu, but it would not
ask for the boot floppy.
Please tell us exactly how you get the message that asks for the Win98
disk - and exactly what that message says.
RC