On 06/13/11 22:28, Eric Auer wrote:
>> Isn't the whole point of installing an OS that you end up with a partition?
>>
> It sounds very dangerous to modify the partition scheme
> of your host operating system (e.g. Linux) while that is
> running but has no influence on what is going on. So I
Hi Bart-Jan,
> Isn't the whole point of installing an OS that you end up with a partition?
It sounds very dangerous to modify the partition scheme
of your host operating system (e.g. Linux) while that is
running but has no influence on what is going on. So I
strongly suggest to NOT use DOS to re
On 06/13/11 17:59, Bernd Blaauw wrote:
> Op 13-6-2011 17:28, Bart-Jan Vrielink schreef:
>
>> Isn't the whole point of installing an OS that you end up with a partition?
>> What I did was create a new VM in Virtmanager, type MSDOS, with a small
>> hard disk and booting from the freedos CD image.
Op 13-6-2011 17:28, Bart-Jan Vrielink schreef:
> Isn't the whole point of installing an OS that you end up with a partition?
> What I did was create a new VM in Virtmanager, type MSDOS, with a small
> hard disk and booting from the freedos CD image. What I would expect is
> an installer guiding me
On 06/13/11 14:54, Eric Auer wrote:
> Hoi Bart-Jan,
>
>
>> I'm trying to install Freedos in a KVM Virtual Machine (Debian Stable)
>> using the base iso. However, it seems to halt at a "- InitDisk" message.
>> How do I get past this point? I've tried different hard disk sizes, as
>> small as 256
Hoi Bart-Jan,
> I'm trying to install Freedos in a KVM Virtual Machine (Debian Stable)
> using the base iso. However, it seems to halt at a "- InitDisk" message.
> How do I get past this point? I've tried different hard disk sizes, as
> small as 256MB, to make sure I would not hit any limit, b
Hello,
I'm trying to install Freedos in a KVM Virtual Machine (Debian Stable)
using the base iso. However, it seems to halt at a "- InitDisk" message.
How do I get past this point? I've tried different hard disk sizes, as
small as 256MB, to make sure I would not hit any limit, but that seems
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