Try the boot disk I offered you. It works with windows me. To uninstall a windows installation you just enter unloadwindowsCD as root in the prompt. To install, just enter "winsetup &" as root to load the boot disk and then as a user enter it again and go to "load personal windows installation". Did you try my file? It is already formatted and it doesn't require a floppy drive or anything. Save it to your root folder and when it asks for a disk say "N" and when it asks for an image say "Y" and then "/root/ME.dsk". It works like a charm.
Make sure that the win4lin option is checked in the menuconfig for your kernel. If you have problems with screen init errors then you may have to leave your desktop manager and relogin as the user that is going to run the setup manager for that step (very annoying and it only happened to me on one machine ... the rest worked fine).
If you have any more problems let me know. I should be able to step you through it.
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