Hi...
> Nearly anything you'd ever want to do in FreeDOS can be done without
> going anywhere near a hard drive or it's o/s. It's very easy to create a
> bootable FreeDOS CD or bootable FreeDOS data stick...
Making USB sticks boot FreeDOS is not actually trivial.
And as Mark said, booting from
A FreeDOS user e-mailed these questions to me, concerning a subject about
which I know very little. If someone who knows more could reply to him
with decent information, that would be great.
From: Dimitris Dimitris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hello,
1) I installed MS Client 3.0 and the pc freezes w
Gerry Hickman wrote:
Hi Mark,
"I just got a brand new computer with WindowsXP. I want
to install FreeDOS on that computer but I don't
want to change my WindowsXP installation."
I've never really understood this.
1. Nearly anything you'd ever want to do in FreeDOS can be done without
goin
Hi Mark,
"I just got a brand new computer with WindowsXP. I want
to install FreeDOS on that computer but I don't
want to change my WindowsXP installation."
I've never really understood this.
1. Nearly anything you'd ever want to do in FreeDOS can be done without
going anywhere near a hard d
At 08:40 AM 2/2/2006 -0600, Charles Peck wrote:
The first two drivers, generic ones-- protman.dos and dis_pkt.dos load
up fine, but when I try to load each individual network driver, the
entire process outputs an error, some hex, and hangs. I'm not sure
whether I have himem.sys and emm386.exe co
Or even better, http://www.netbootdisk.com/ - an almost pre-made floppy
disk with at least 85 network drivers already on it, and it autodetects
which network card you have, and you can set it up to work with ghost or
whatever else. The only thing is that it's not freedos ready yet.
They're waitin
On Wed, 01 Feb 2006 21:41:10 -0500, you wrote:
Hi Mark,
>There is a nice Linux bootable CD which contains GParted
>and a few limited tools. I could take that CD, add
>FreeDOS and customize it a bit. (It is under the GPL).
>It is MUCH smaller than the Mutagenix image I suggest in
>the current dr
Charles Peck wrote:
> I'm working on a network boot disk for multiple computers (Ghost), and
You know http://www.nu2.nu/bootdisk/network/ ?
Robert Riebisch
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I'm working on a network boot disk for multiple computers (Ghost), and
am trying to have the boot disk auto detect and install the network
drivers automatically, to save time since I image dozens of computers
at once. Right now, I can properly load up the drivers through
config.sys, but I have to
