Hi Nick:
Well, the product is a floppy disk image file which people can download
and either copy to a real floppy, use in a virtual machine, or use
to create a bootable CD. You would need to boot a version of
FreeDOS with the kernel and command.com that you want to use,
and use the "SYS" command
This is interesting. I've been waiting for the 1.0 Floppies to come out for
a very long time now. I'm not very experienced with such things, but I would
be glad to put a floppy distro together if someone gave me some advice.
Exactly how would I go about doing that?
On 12/20/06, Eric Auer <[EMAIL
Hi, have some answers :-). Maybe you can push them
into alt.os.free-dos somehow, in a spam-safe way...
> Google Groups is a nice web<>USENET interface. Have a look at
> http://groups.google.com/group/alt.os.free-dos
> Look for "Kernel Bug" (the first message right now) and
> "FreeDOS Install Lang
Eric Auer wrote:
> Hi Stegozor,
Hi Eric,
> wasnt there some gmane interface or something which would
> make the newsgroup available on www? Or maybe you could
http://www.Gmane.org is a newsgroup interface/archive for the mailing
list, however, gmane groups are not spread across USENET. They are
Hi Stegozor,
wasnt there some gmane interface or something which would
make the newsgroup available on www? Or maybe you could
just forward the questions to the list or to me? Thanks!
The diskette distro still has no news, which you could say
to be my fault. I just made SOME distro once, but nev
Hi all,
I'm lurking news:alt.os.free-dos and wanted to report that there are two
questions that might be interesting for FreeDOS coders. One is talking
about problems with install language, another one about a possible
kernel bug. None of these messages got a response until now (MessageIDs
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