Mark Knecht wrote: > Assuming nothing on the machine then install Linux and use grub as > your boot loader. Leave an extra partition for FreeDOS later. Once > Linux is up and running install FreeDOS on the extra partition and > modify the grub config file to give you the additional boot option. > I've had good luck with doing the reverse. Setting up a partition for FreeDOS and installing it first and then installing Linux. Both Fedora and Ubuntu, and I imagine most modern distros, will detect FreeDOS on the partition and set up the boot loader accordingly.
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