FreeDOS (x86 software) won't boot (natively) on the Raspberry Pi 3 (ARM hardware), so if you got as far as to be able to select "install to hard disk", you must be using an x86 emulator, and, indeed, your screenshot shows that you're using QEMU. To minimize confusion, you should lead with the information that you're using QEMU, and follow it up with the fact that you're on a non x86 platform, as there are differences in how QEMU handles guest code for the same architecture that it's running on and how it handles code for other architectures. I myself haven't run FreeDOS on any platform other than x86 PCs, so I'm not sure how much help I can be, but can you say what emulated peripherals you set up for your FreeDOS VM in QEMU?
-------- Original message -------- From: shift83...@gmail.com Date: 9/24/2019 22:15 (GMT-06:00) To: freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net Subject: [Freedos-user] Issue installing FreeDOS on Raspberry Pi 3 I have tried multiple times to install FreeDOS on Raspberry Pi3. I have created a 100M and 200M raw disk image. Mounted the Standard and then tried with the Legacy ISO. Both will boot the ISO, partition and format the hard disk. But when I reboot and select the Install to Harddisk after it goes to gathering settings a couple of minutes go by and I get: I have also tried to mount the floppy.img as well as the ISO and boot from floppy with the same results. Has anyone seen this and been able to resolve it? Thank you, Chris
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