Hi, :-)
First of all, I wish to apologise you for the
(about 3-4 days) delayed responce. Unfortunately, due to a computer crash
(because of my error) I had to restore my backups, so I was off-line for a
while. Also I 've lost the original text to copy here. Sorry!!! :-(
To the point now:
Giorgos wrote:
> I hope that helps. Sorry again for delayed responceand for loosing the
> original text!!! :-(
You forgot the last "sorry" for your crappy HTML mail. Please turn that
off for the next time!
Robert Riebisch
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BTTR Software
http://www.bttr-software.de/
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Hi Edward. I hope you don't mind, but I posted your info as a web page
on www.freedos.org
(http://www.freedos.org/freedos/news/newsitem/173.html). I thought it
might be helpful to other new users to FreeDOS.
-jh
Edward Long wrote:
> I was able to install FreeDOS with the support of Mark
>
I was able to install FreeDOS with the support of Mark
Bailey.
I think that his instruction file makes it fairly
clear how to install. (I will probably always be a
complete novice in all things pertaining to
computers.)
The following are supplemental notes I made as Mark
helped me. (It is long-
Arkady V.Belousov wrote:
> Hi!
>
> 2-Июл-2006 10:19 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Edward Long) wrote to
> freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net:
>
> EL> I would like to use Free Dos on a new lap top (Windows EL> XL)
> for when the time comes that old computer may die. EL> But I have
> absolutely no idea ho
Hi!
2-Июл-2006 10:19 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Edward Long) wrote to
freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net:
EL> I would like to use Free Dos on a new lap top (Windows
EL> XL) for when the time comes that old computer may die.
EL> But I have absolutely no idea how to do this. Is a
EL> comprehensive set of
Hi Ed:
You can take a look at http://odin.fdos.org/dual/, fdinst091.pdf
for detailed directions on how to do this using Linux tools
to repartition a WindowsXP disk and add a DOS boot option. This
can be done for FreeDOS or MSDOS.
Let me know if you have any questions about this.
Mark Bailey
E
Windows XP already simulates Windows, similar to how Rosetta simulates PPC. So, I believe the best option is to utilize Windows XP's own MSDOS subsystems. This way, you are guarenteed to have a working system.
On 7/2/06, Florian Xaver <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi!If the partition of WinXP has FAT3
Hi!
If the partition of WinXP has FAT32 file system THEN you can install it
via boot menu! Would this be a choice?
You cannot run DOS parallel to Windows. You can only "simulate" or
"emulate" it in Windows. Via QEMU for example.
Bye
FLo
Edward Long wrote:
> I currently use a very old comput
It is possible to run DOS on one of the cores. You will need VMware Workstation. But I am not sure if QEMU supports it as well. I personally use QEMU with FreeDOS on top of my Ubuntu Linux computer. And, Windows XP comes with a DOS subsystem to work on top of it, so try that first. If that has a pr
I currently use a very old computer system, that has
Windows 98 and DOS emulator, as a way to use DOS to
drive a table-top milling machine.
I would like to use Free Dos on a new lap top (Windows
XL) for when the time comes that old computer may die.
But I have absolutely no idea how to do this.
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