Hi Flo:
Thanks. This "traditional" technique requires reinstalling
Windows. You can do it without reinstalling Windows at all
by shrinking the WindowsXP NTFS partition in place. I
wrote up a detailed procedure for this which is on
fdos.org somewhere or you can look at www.k1ea.com/hints
(Dual-boot "Real" DOS on Windows XP). This is nice
because I can take a brand new WindowsXP computer and
install FreeDOS on it in under 20 minutes without
affecting the WindowsXP installation at all.
If I understand this technique correctly, I would
have to a complete reinstall of WindowsXP to use it.
The procedure as written is a bit MSDOS centric. Please
let me know if you have any comments or suggestions.
Mark Bailey
Florian Xaver wrote:
Hi!
Just added a new section to the wiki!
Bye, Flo
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