[Freedos-user] Gui for FreeDOS

hi.  I remove the Microsoft logo from the boot screen and rename the project from WinDOS to FreeWin. thanks you.        ELCHANGO v4. -

Re: [Freedos-user] Gui for FreeDOS

On 11/29/07, OSCAR GONZALEZ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: hi. I remove the Microsoft logo from the boot screen and rename the project from WinDOS to FreeWin. Hold on a sec. I was never able to get your GUI to run, so I did not know about the Microsoft logo. Why was that ever put on

[Freedos-user] Gui for FreeDOS

Hi.. Cristian Simonyi say WinDos is a microsoft logo. adjunto el logo windos. Please run regedit.exe and change GRAPHICS/WIDTH, GRAPHICS/HEIGHT GRAPHICS/DEPTH for you videocard and try again. EL CHANGO v4. WIN32PRO.7z Description: Binary data

Re: [Freedos-user] Gui for FreeDOS

Jim Hall wrote: Hold on a sec. I was never able to get your GUI to run, so I did not know about the Microsoft logo. Why was that ever put on your program's boot screen to begin with? Now I'm starting to wonder about what's going on. What did I mirror to ibiblio? Please tell me more about how

[Freedos-user] Gui for FreeDOS

Hi Ok and thanks you. please test it. run regedit.exe and change at your preferences. - SF.Net email is sponsored by: The Future of Linux Business White Paper from Novell. From the desktop to the data center,

Re: [Freedos-user] Unable to boot using GRUB

Well, seems that booting FreeDOS from a extended partition is impossible or at least very har, so I have make a primary partition of 1GB on my secondary disk. It's called hdb2 by Linux. Know the problem is that when I try to install FreeDOS, xfdisk says that my new partition is hidden. I don't

Re: [Freedos-user] Unable to boot using GRUB

Hi. Lo siento pero no puedo ayudarte ya que yo tuve el mismo problema y me fue imposible solucionarlo.       EL CHANGO v4. - SF.Net email is sponsored

[Freedos-user] Gui for FreeDOS

Hi Marti... Please test it. I push Windos in fpt.ibiblio.org/incoming/freedos/windos01.7z   - SF.Net email is sponsored by: The Future of Linux Business White Paper from Novell. From the desktop to the data center,

Re: [Freedos-user] Unable to boot using GRUB

Ok, you moved from one impossible thing to another. DOS can only boot from the first disk... BUT maybe a trick that I found some time ago can help: Grub can remap disks, I used it to move Windows XP, so it may work for DOS: # Windows XP SP2 title Windows XP rootnoverify