Hi!
If you boot FreeDOS from D: then it will still first
try to open C:fdconfig.sys and if that does not exist
it will use (Windows') C:config.sys - but it will not
try to use D:fdconfig.sys or D:config.sys ... However,
you can keep all other FreeDOS files on D: :-).
Note that "installing to D:"
Eric,
The case where everything works would be just a single,primary partition of
the harddisk;there is nothing on the
disk yet; then load from fdbase cd, selecting from it's install options
drive 'c' of course. The first time you boot
the fdos,the cdrom will come out on 'd' drive. Now, make the di
