Dear All I have an unusual situation. My Dell laptop has Linux on it, I want to use VirtuaBox (a tool I have used many times before on other laptops and PCs) but the BIOS does not support Virtualisation. An upgrade to the BIOS might so I want to upgrade the BIOS. Dell supply the BIOS upgrade in the form of an .EXE file. If I had Windows on the laptop I could just execute the file and follow instructions, says Dell.
The laptop does not have a floppy drive. It has two USB ports and an optical drive. Using my PC I am intending to do the following: 1) Download one of the ISO files 2) Make a CD bootable 3) Write my BIOS upgrade file to the memory stick Then insert the CD into the laptop and a) boot the laptop into DOS b) Insert the memory stick and navigate to the memory stick (by trying all the drive letters possible: A:, B: C: D: etc) c) Execute the BIOS upgrade file d) Pray I know how to use a burning programme to burn an ISO onto a disc and so make the disc bootable So, can it be done with one of those ISO files you have on your website, and if so, which one? Thanks and wait to hear Stephanos, London, UK _______________________________________________ Freedos-user mailing list Freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/freedos-user
