> Is it possible to have a dual boot system (Linux and FreeDOS) using grub or
> grub4dos? From what I've seen from searching the web, a lot of people are
> having trouble with this kind of setup. Has there been any progress on this
Yes, it should be possible.
Ok, I haven't tried this, but in theor
Hi Tom:
You can see www.k1ea.com/hints
Dual-boot "Real" DOS on Windows XP by Mark Bailey, KD4D
for detailed instructions on how to configure GAG (a boot
loader) to dual boot Windows XP and MS-DOS. To extend
this to Linux (all of my machines actually triple boot various
DOS flavors, Windows XP,
Good day:
I don't know if it will boot FreeBSD, but I use the GAG boot
loader to triple boot all of my machines...Linux, Windows XP,
and various flavors of DOS. I find it much easier to deal with
than LILO or GRUB.
When I install the Linux OS, I install Lilo or Grub in the MBR of
the /root parti
I have had little problem "dual-booting" FreeDOS and Linux. I used the
quotes because I usually boot four or more OS's on a given PC. It is
easiest to start with a floppy boot image, tweak it until it works as
you want it to, and then install to the HDD. I have just been learn-
ing that grub doe
Is it possible to have a dual boot system (Linux and FreeDOS) using grub or
grub4dos? From what I've seen from searching the web, a lot of people are
having trouble with this kind of setup. Has there been any progress on this
front? I really don't want to use a boot floppy if I don't have to, an
