UPDATE
It seems it installed in the USB installer itself!
On Mon, Aug 19, 2019 at 8:06 PM kaye n wrote:
> Thank you David and Jerome.
>
> I used my Linux operating system's Unetbootin to create the FreeDOS USB
> installer.
>
> It failed to boot. So I logged back in to my Linux, created a boot
Thank you David and Jerome.
I used my Linux operating system's Unetbootin to create the FreeDOS USB
installer.
It failed to boot. So I logged back in to my Linux, created a boot flag for
the USB flash drive using GParted.
It booted.
There was a blue screen and I had only "Default" to choose
vmdk is a virtual machine image for VMWare. You want to use the img
file. Use a disk imaging software to image your drive using the img file
as the image.
Regards,
David E. McMackins II
www.mcmackins.org www.delwink.com
On 8/19/19 5:39 AM, kaye n wrote:
> Hello Friends
>
> In
Hello Friends
In http://wiki.freedos.org/wiki/index.php/Main_Page
It says,
*If your computer doesn't have a CDROM drive,* use the USB fob drive
installer. Write this to a USB fob drive and boot it to start the install.
The "Full" and "Lite" versions install the same FreeDOS, but the "Lite"
Ignore my last.
I found FDIMPLES will install to its own RAM disk only if you try to use
it after booting the Live CD in a situation where the OS was already
installed.
Instead of C: being the fixed disk where FDIMPLES wants install
everything, the RAM disk grabs C: and it quickly fills up.
Virtualbox won't allow me to use Ctrl+C to get to advanced mode.
I see no way to do that.
On 2019-08-18 15:17, Jerome Shidel wrote:
> You can use FDIMPLES to browse and install the additional packages. Also, you
> can have it export those differences to a file. Then if you redo, upgrade or
>
Noticed FDIMPLES doesn't give you a way to specify what drive is used to
install drives.
I tried to install everything and it quickly ran out of space on the
virtual drive/RAM disk.
I looked at the CLI option and didn't see any way to specify a
destination.
On 2019-08-18 15:17, Jerome Shidel
