Hi,

> when I wrote my installer .BAT files, I ended up with 3 of them.
> all of them set the PATH first.
> the 1st does fdisk, which ends with a reboot.
> the 2nd does the format and sys
> the 3rd xcopies the files

When I install DOS and/or OpenGEM, I would typically first
use a big Windows or Linux based non-destructive partition
resizer, maybe with a nice GUI like GPARTED, to make space
for DOS and format the partition. So it is good if there
is an option to skip all steps before the SYS. Even SYS is
risky, there should be an option to write the boot sector
only to a file and put all DOS files at places where they
do not overlap with other Win / DOS versions, for cases
where users want to install several OSes on a FAT drive.

Eric :-)


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