Dear Jim Hall and all contributors, FreeDOS users-

Congratulations, firstly, on getting on SourceForge's Top Projects list
this month. I think the accolade is long-overdue. I've finally signed up
here partly to thank you for your base that I have used on a Toshiba
430CDS Satellite Pro (48MB, P1, 120MHz, SB16 - previously Win95), and,
after plundering various online DOS software repositories for the
top-rated and award-winning educational games - have a fabulous learning
centre for my early Primary-school children. I've configured it to boot
straight into Ronald Blankendaal's "Access" 5.02 menu system+cd-player,
which I have found to be the best DOS GUI for my young audience
(http://members.quicknet.nl/blankendaalr/). FreeDOS, for this dated
hardware, to me illustrates PERFECTLY the values of Reduce, Reuse,
Recycle. I feel too that a future "FreeDos 4 Kids" -type distribution
would provide a valuable educational tool - on so many levels - but I
regret that I have no expertise in DOS or programming.
Now I need some educating, please, regarding your latest updates. From
your last base release (FreeDOS 1.0 baseCD) - How do I implement the
latest kernel (e.g., ke2040_386f32.zip) and installation scripts (e.g.,
inst401s) into the ISO (or overwrite onto the existing install on HD or
floppy)? Could you, or another FreeDos user more savvy than I -  release
a non-official ISO with the latest updates already implemented? 

Most Gratefully,
Andy
 

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