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I haven't used it all that much yet, but have had a few crashes
(heap corrupt) requiring a cold reboot. From previous experience
with FreeDOS, I would not recommend giving it access to a large
(>500mg) hardrive.
Howard E.
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You mean FreeDOS hasn't solved the problem of big hard drives yet? I remember
FreeDOS had problems with big hard drives back in 1999 or 1998. I assume you
mean >500 MB, that you confused milligrams with megabytes. I also remember a
divide-by-zero error trying to access the B drive (5.25" 1.2 MB) from FreeDOS,
didn't really want to install FreeDOS for fear of trashing other OSes on the
hard disk. FreeDOS people don't realize how big current hard drives are?
