After some research I decided FreeDOS would be a good replacement for MS-DOS 6.22 on an old 486 I'm playing with. I downloaded and burned to CD the iso. I also downloaded the boot floppy disk image because the old 486 will not boot from the external SCSI CD drive. To my dismay I found that the boot disk image is too big to fit on a 1.44 floppy. This makes me question the decision to switch. How in the world can an organization dedicated to promoting this better version of DOS get it wrong when it comes to the size of a disk image? Do you have a fix for this?
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