You can use 2.88MB floppy disk! You can compress it into a CAB file, create a 
virtual disk in the boot disk, and unzip them into the virtual disk!
At 2022-12-07 08:10:56, "Ralf Quint" <[email protected]> wrote:
>On 12/6/2022 2:46 PM, Harald Arnesen wrote:
>> Jerome Shidel [06/12/2022 23.38]:
>>
>>>>> But I completely agree it would be nice to include some sort of 
>>>>> text editor. Like MEM and MORE, it can be difficult to get along 
>>>>> without having them on a boot diskette. But, at 65.9kb for EDIT.EXE 
>>>>> + 29.4kb for EDIT.HLP, there is not enough room on the 720kb 
>>>>> diskette set to include edit. Perhaps the 16-bit version of E3 at 
>>>>> only 4kb could be included. Or possible, a different very 
>>>>> light-weight editor.
>>
>> If we want to be compatible with MS-DOS, EDLIN is the only 
>> alternative. As is ed the only standard Unix editor. 
>
>We are aiming to be MS-DOS 6.0 compatible, and that had MSEDIT as it's 
>default editor. But as mentioned, this is too large, so I think that E3 
>is an absolute legitimate option to include on the boot disk...
>
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>Ralf
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