Hi Alain:
No config.sys. Just kernel.sys and command.com. Nothing
else on the stick (well, oscheck sometimes!).
I'm getting the same behavior when I use the FreeDOS
"SYS" command to format the USB stick on this computer.
Mark
Alain wrote:
in previous message:
> (since the HP utility "hides" the system files) at a:
That is usualy not compatible. I had many problems with such utilities
over the years. If you can disable it, it would be probably better.
Apparently, MSDOS boots the stick and assigns it C:.
Apparently, FreeDOS boots it and assigns it as A:!
check you config.sys if the trick is done there...
the FreeDOS "DIR" command doesn't show the size of the drive if there
are no files on it, so I have to be very careful in checking A:.
Is this a FreeCOM bug? anyone?
Thanks to Eric Auer
This was of course of line ;-)
Alain
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