> kemas schreef:
> > hi all,
> >
> > i've tried Bart's network boot disk, it's cool but it still use ms-dos
> > system.
> >
> > what about freedos?
> > is freedos unstable if we use on a network like samba??
>
> FreeDOS is pretty stable, but might expose bugs in the FreeDOS kernel if
> use
> I've just had a look, pretty handy BUT you've used 7-zip to archive the
> files, and there doesn't appear to be a version of 7-zip available for
> DOS. so if you have a DOS system how do you get these files extracted.
Download HXRT (www.japheth.de) and you can run the windows version of
7za.exe
On Thu, 25 Aug 2005 Blair Campbell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>
> Hi all! I finally have a permanent place to put my DOS ports of
> software. At http://johnson.tmfc.net/freedos/blair/index.html, you
> can find my (considered stable) ports of Speex and vorbis-tools, and
> my experimental ports of
kemas schreef:
hi all,
i've tried Bart's network boot disk, it's cool but it still use ms-dos
system.
what about freedos?
is freedos unstable if we use on a network like samba??
FreeDOS is pretty stable, but might expose bugs in the FreeDOS kernel if
used on a network share. Date and tim
