hardware:
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486sx laptop, 2.5 hdd, no pcmcia, no cd-rom, no-floppy, no network card,
RS232 available.
question:
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Is there any way to install FreeDOS except physical taking out 2.5HDD
and putting installing system on another PC?
Chris
On Sun, Dec 08, 2002 at 11:51:46AM +0600, Day Brown wrote:
If you don't want to write free software, nobody forces you.
We just don't want to be forced to use unfree software!
Besides all that, let's define 'we' as meaning only real people rather
than the virtual variety known as
If there is no OS to start with, then I would hazard a guess to say: No... I
dont think that is posible with just a serial port.
- Original Message -
From: Krzysztof Suchecki [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: FreeDOS-DEV [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, December 09, 2002 12:41 PM
Subject: [fd-dev]
On Fri, 06 Dec 2002 20:54:46 +0100, Matthias Paul wrote:
Actually, these (COLOR: and MONO:) are the names used in
Axel's DUALMON.SYS driver... ;-)
I have to admit I didn't try DUALMON.SYS yet. Unfortunately, the
VGA monitor in my only dual-monitor system is currently broken.
I have had some
for instance, what good is
encryption/decryption software with released source code that hackers
can look through?).
I STRONGLY disagree.
encryption/decryption software withOUT released source code that
ANYBODY can go through is probably trying to replace obscurity by security
and should be
This is a difficult one, but...
if you get LAPLINK, it can send itself via rs232 to another
machine (it you have DOS, of course). Then you should be
able to send the files that you need.
The problem is that the moment when you change the boot
sector and the kernel, you may either get a FreeDos
tom ehlert wrote:
for instance, what good is
encryption/decryption software with released source code that hackers
can look through?).
I STRONGLY disagree.
encryption/decryption software withOUT released source code that
ANYBODY can go through is probably trying to replace obscurity by
