Yes, when booting to Freedos (or DrDos) it wll be C: and my W95 will be
D: and a logical partiton E:
booting to W95 it will be C: and freedos/drdos will be D: and te logical E:
booting to linux it will be on hd1 (swap on hda2 and backup on hda3) and
freedos on hb1 and drdos on hb2 and w95 on h
>> The problem with this approach is that the programs are almost
>> never on C:, and they may not be on D: either. The way I manage
>> that is to set myself up an S: ("System") drive which is where the
>> programs are located. I use whatever tools I have available in the
>> DOS I'm using to do t
On Sat, 12 Feb 2022 at 01:52, Travis Siegel wrote:
>
> Not true.
Sometimes true.
> If both of the partitions are primary partitions, and the bootable flag is
> swapped from one to the other, then when one boots, the second will be drive
> d:, and vice versa.
It depends on the OSes in use.
Th
Hmm.
I have two primary partitions, Freedos and DrDos on a drive and only
the active one is visible.
I have 3 drives, first one has Damn Small Linux and LILO as boot
manager second has Freedos and Drdos and the third Windows 95 (with Lite
Step shell).
In DSL I can mount them all, bootin
