This explanation by Eric Auer may be a little confusing, but note one
thing: This is for having *both FreeDOS and Win98 in the same partition*
but I am not sure if that is what was asked.
In any case, I found very interesting this dual method :)
Alain
Em 14-06-2010 17:37, Eric Auer escreveu:
>
Hi Alain, Eric,
> FreeDOS does not need anything from the Win98 partition to boot.
> The requisites are:
> 1) it must boot from a primary partition
> 2) the partition needs to be active.
Not really... Because you use GRUB, it is enough if you have
a valid boot sector in a FILE. Our SYS can mak
Hi
FreeDOS does not need anything from the Win98 partition to boot. The
requisites are:
1) it must boot from a primary partition
2) the partition needs to be active.
Windows98 have the same requisites, that is the problem. But it can be
solved by Grub.. This is how I did it:
# This entry for F
