> Has anyone here ever tested FreeDOS on a Tandy 1000? I've been
> considering getting one for some software testing, but it occurred to me
> that its slight differences might not be compatible with FreeDOS.
> Happy Hacking,
> David E. McMackins II
I researched Tandy and Tandy 1000 on Wikipedia.
It looks pretty obsolete, and it would be difficult to impossible to find
compatible accessories such as keyboard, mouse, hard drive and other
peripherals.
Even the floppy drive is not compatible with standard.
If you already have a Tandy 1000 or can get one free, you can try FreeDOS, you
might have to modify a few things.
Where would you get Tandy 1000 and parts at reasonable price, if at all?
Raspberry Pi comes to mind, but that might not be suitable for DOS.
Toe
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