Hi Alain:
This stick should boot as C:...it does in MSDOS and,
in some cases, FreeDOS. It would boot as A: only if I
was using another boot loader (like SYSLINUX) (I think).
If the stick were a:, it would boot to an "A:"
and I would see a blank disk (since the HP utility
"hides" the system files) at a:.
Thanks!
Mark
Alain wrote:
Hi Mark,
I haven't really understood all that you did, but hear my comment anyway
;-)
If I run the utility, instruct it to format the USB stick and
use FreeDOS development (February 14, 2006) files, FreeDOS boots
to a C:\> prompt all right, but a "dir c:" shows me the files
from an extended FAT32 partition on my hard disk, not the USB stick!
If I understand correctly, you booted from the USB stick, so that should
be A: and the harddisk as C: would be normal. At least that is what I
would expect as standard DOS behavior...
Alain
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