My solution has been to run DOSVNC (I did this a couple years ago) and
setup Xvnc to run from inetd and setup gdm on my linux server.
Depending on what port I used I would get different resolutions.
DOSVNC is available from
http://www.complang.tuwien.ac.at/nino/dosvnc.html
I can probably find th
I'm looking for some kind of way to run X Window over my 486, so I can use
it as an X terminal for my Linux box, and there's a DOS one under the GUI
section, I'm wondering if anyone's used it, whether it's worked for them,
etc., because I might install it on the older computer (it's connected
t
No, Rakhesh, you can't just copy the floppy boot sector to the hard disk.
First, because it's a different file system, and second and most important
- because the boot sector data is different. That's the role of the
BOOTSECT's -W (write) command - to replace the boot sector code without
touchi
Lucho,
Thanks for those bootsectors. :)
One quick question -- I have a Windows XP startup disk, and since that
startup disk can be used to invoke ntldr and show the usual boot options
menu, is it possible that I can use whatever bootsectors are there on
the floppy and write those to my C: drive?
Gregory Lumpkin schreef:
I just uncommented a few lines, fixed some syntax
issues and deleted the fdconfig.sys file as
instructed. All works well on my floppy. I'll be
more than happy to send you my copies of autoexec.bat
and config.sys if you'd like.
Greg
Yes, that's the intended way for ODIN
I just uncommented a few lines, fixed some syntax
issues and deleted the fdconfig.sys file as
instructed. All works well on my floppy. I'll be
more than happy to send you my copies of autoexec.bat
and config.sys if you'd like.
Greg
--- Leke Lapinkangas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi I fin
Hi,
I am hereby releasing a new version of diskcopy, this fixes a long outstanding
bug with:
"diskcopy gives no error message when you copy to a write protected diskette.
There are only failure message such as cannot write on sector xy."
I am using a work around in that the programs now checks
On Wed, 04 Aug 2004 07:30:04 +0100, you wrote:
Hi,
>Edit config.sys & autoexec.bat files so that they contain your specific
>settings then delete file fdconfig.sys
FDCONFIG.SYS is a FreeDOS version of CONFIG.SYS
You better use FDCONFIG.SYS to avoid confusion
>I managed to open them both in Fre
On Wed, 04 Aug 2004 08:45:49 +0400, you wrote:
Hi,
>poof went my Windows XP bootsector! heehe! :)
http://www.winimage.com/bootpart.htm
Try BOOTPART ...
Rgds,
Johnson.
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Rakhesh, here's another one - my Windows 2003 bootsector I extracted using
"BOOTSECT 0 -P -R BSW2K3.BIN" - may it work for you. Write it using
"BOOTSECT 0 -P -W BSW2K3.BIN". Good luck!
BSW2K3.BIN
Description: application/macbinary
Is there any way I can restore the XP bootsector?
Someone who has XP can use the Lance Costanzo's BOOTSECT utility at
http://www.kzin.com/cgi-bin/page.cgi?/utillc/bootsect to extract his XP
boot sector (e.g. BOOTSECT C: -P -R XPBS.BIN), send you, and you write it
(e.g. BOOTSECT C: -P -W XPBS.BIN
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