Install Windows 98 on Compact Flash with Intel SE440BX2 Motherboard

*It is key to have a working bootable windows 98 se floppy
** Once windows is installed, Do not move around hard disks

Enable LBA in bios
Boot with w98se floppy without CD support
run FDISK
Enable large disk support YES
Delete all partitions
Create a new primary partition
Say NO to use maximum size (and accept any size suggested)
Make partition ACTIVE
make sure you exit da FDISK
Reboot
Disable LBA in bios
Boot with w98se floppy with CD support
Go to D:\win98
FORMAT C: /q /v:win98se
Accept unconditional format
MD C:\WINDOWS
MD C:\WINDOWS\CABS
CD C:\WINDOWS\CABS
C:
COPY D:\WIN98\*.*
Remove both CD and Floppy
SETUP.EXE /is
Wait a lil bit, screen will go black for a minute
Install Windwos.

If your Synology Drive Client is painfully slow, Try DDNS and Port-Forwarding

I wrapped my head around this issue for almost a month and finally found a solution. The issue was the Synology Drive Client being incredibly slow with downloads whene installed on a remote computer. In my case, using a quickconnect ID resulted in a insanely slow and laggy user experience. Switching to DDNS and portforwarding all the necessary portrs solved my issue with fast response times and downloads and uploads using my connection's full bandwidth. Here what I did in 3 steps.

STEP 1: Enable DDNS on your Synology Nas.

If you own a Synology Nas, there is no need to subscribe to free DDNS services, as Synology allows to use the domain synology.me for free.

STEP 2: Port Forwarding
You need to open your router's configuration page and port-forward ports 80, 443, 5000, 5001, 6690 for TCP/IP protocol.

STEP 3: Connect to your nas usgin DDNS instead of Quickconnect ID
Open your Synology Drive Client settings, then click on Edit Connection and use your DDNS address in place of your Quickconnect ID.

Thats, it. Hope it works for you as well.