I saw there was a tool that looked like fsck from unix (dosfsck) is says it
understands
fat32(LBA) so I tried to reinstall with fat32(lba) the bootable cd crashes just
after detecting the
hard drive, so I'm guessing the OS doesn't want itself on a fat32 fs?
I guess I'll have to live with a *b
found it in a search engine -- sorry
I got it installed and get to program manager window.
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> Date: Fri, 7 Dec 2007 09:53:30 -0500
> Subject: Re: [Freedos-user] Information on WinDos/FreeWin ?
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> the place to download the
the place to download the software is just a seller of domains / hosting?
no download ?
http://xthost.info/
http://two.xthost.info/freewinx/freewin.zip and
http://two.xthost.nfo/freewinx/freewin1.zip
both redirect back to http://xthost.info
is there some where else to download from?
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both those links fail :(
anywhere else to look for the instructs and list of packages?
> Date: Wed, 5 Dec 2007 11:34:22 +0100
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> Subject: Re: [Freedos-user] I'm looking for a way to use a USB floppy drive -
> I can boot from a
I finally got the USB floppy drive able to boot after a BIOS update :)
I'm progressing... I 'shrank' the NTFS partitition and defined a fat16(LBA)
partititon in the freed space.
I booted the install disc and got it mostly done, but I'm having difficulty
setting up TCP/IP.
The config script dete
I have a DOS application that creates DMF formated floppys, but it needs dos as
a host OS.
I'm using laptop that has a bootable cd drive and winxp home in single a hd
partition in NTFS.
There is only about 4gb free, but I could repartition to free 1gb and create a
fat32 partition
in it to hold
