I have an old Dell laptop latitude and have removed the operation system and
reformatted the hard drive. I installed fdos and ansi.sys and have inserted
ansi.sys in the config.sys file and set the con to 80,25 but I still get a
small window in the center of the screen. Does anyone know how to
Hi Skip,
I have an old Dell laptop latitude and have removed the
operation system and reformatted the hard drive. I installed
fdos and ansi.sys and have inserted ansi.sys in the config.sys
file and set the con to 80,25 but I still get a small window in
the center of the screen. Does anyone
Dear Louis,
a few points
a) the FreeDOS project isn't very interested in a BC5 compiled
kernel because BC5 isn't freely available/open source;
I also doubt the output of BC5 will be significant better then the OW
output.
feel free to experiment, but don't expect us to be excited ;)
So,
Hi,
I got an old laptop with Windows 2000 Professional (NT). I will
now change the file system to FAT16, and install FreeDOS.
However, before erasing Windows, I'm wondering whether there are
files, such as drivers or some such thing, which I should keep
in order to use with FreeDOS.
Would such
El 16/05/2013 07:18 p.m., Marcos Favero Florence de Barros escribió:
Hi,
I got an old laptop with Windows 2000 Professional (NT). I will
now change the file system to FAT16, and install FreeDOS.
However, before erasing Windows, I'm wondering whether there are
files, such as drivers or some
Hi,
I got an old laptop with Windows 2000 Professional (NT). I will
now change the file system to FAT16, and install FreeDOS.
Can't you dual boot?? [..] Search Google for boot.ini or
such.
I did, and found the procedure much too complicated. In fact,
the reason why I use FreeDOS in the
On Thu, May 16, 2013 at 8:03 PM, Rugxulo rugx...@gmail.com wrote:
On Thu, May 16, 2013 at 6:48 PM, Marcos Favero Florence de Barros
fav...@mpcnet.com.br wrote:
I got an old laptop with Windows 2000 Professional (NT). I will
now change the file system to FAT16, and install FreeDOS.
Can't you
