Galen Seitz wrote: > chris (fool) mccraw wrote: >> like i said above--this is a kind of crippled image. if you know what >> you need to do you're fine, but it lacks even the 'copy con' ability >> to print a text file, much less run rename (ren). >> >> my bios update was a batch file that literally renamed a .sys file to >> a .exe and ran it with some flags, but the 'ren' command wasn't found >> and i couldn't read the batch file on the machine to figure out what >> went wrong... >> >> while there are other freedos images that have more commands, i could >> not find one larger than 2.44MByte that i could modify usefully. i >> was probably just doing it wrong, but after a few rounds of unetbootin >> and downloading i decided to just ask the lazyweb and found someone >> who could help. (actually lots of someones, but all of the other >> instructions i could find needed legacy grub that i was unwilling to >> install, since it wanted to remove the new grub to do so!) > > This is probably a bit out of date, but this old discussion might be > useful. > > "creating a bootable FreeDOS USB flash drive" > http://lists.pdxlinux.org/pipermail/plug/2006-August/049545.html
Yup there it was. Right in my Save->PLUG->2006 IMAP folder. Too bad I didn't think to search before I asked. :-) \\||/ Rod -- _______________________________________________ PLUG mailing list [email protected] http://lists.pdxlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/plug
