pm, OMGdaDPS wrote:
>
> Oh, and I forgot to mention: a few extra clicks saved also, when it comes to
> zipped or compressed img files (or whichever). Etcher handles that also, no
> need to extract it yourself :)
> dps
> On Nov 25 2019, at 5:31 pm, OMGdaDPS
> wrote:
>
Oh, and I forgot to mention: a few extra clicks saved also, when it comes to
zipped or compressed img files (or whichever). Etcher handles that also, no
need to extract it yourself :)
dps
On Nov 25 2019, at 5:31 pm, OMGdaDPS wrote:
> I use etcher because I myself am on Linux, and it hand
I use etcher because I myself am on Linux, and it handles zipped img files in
two clicks. no need to go to the terminal and work some dd magic or anything.
nothing against rufus, because I use it when I run Windows, its just that
Etcher handles a plethora of different file types, in the matter
the EASIEST way in my experience, to create a bootable USB drive with a .img
file, is to use the program called etcher. this is not a plug for them, but i
haven had a bad experience using it yet
dps
On Nov 24 2019, at 12:23 am, Bruce Sommerset wrote:
> Use a program called 'Rufus', make sure
Ok so, I just decided to go ahead and format my drive that it is the hp
pavilion and reinstall freeDOS. After installing, I selected option (1) at
boot, to use JEMMEX. Well, long story short... PROGS is there now! I wonder why
it wasnt there before?
On Sep 26 2019, at 2:55 pm, OMGdaDPS wrote
Thank you for your help, both of you.
all the best,
Chris
On Sep 26 2019, at 1:26 pm, andrew fabbro wrote:
> On Wed, Sep 25, 2019 at 9:17 AM dps
My drive doesnt even contain the directory C:\FDOS\DOC\PROGS. It does have down
to \DOC, but there isnt a \PROGS in that directory. I also noticed that my
drive isnt labeled as yours is... maybe I did something wrong during the
installation, or maybe there is stuff after the install that I am
, OMGdaDPS wrote:
> Oh man, that sounds great! I have a shirt history with the open sourced world
> ( I really didn't know that it even EXISTED), but I have a VERY strong love
> (maybe infatuation?) for it now. Something about the way everything is, and
> how unique the
Oh man, that sounds great! I have a shirt history with the open sourced world (
I really didn't know that it even EXISTED), but I have a VERY strong love
(maybe infatuation?) for it now. Something about the way everything is, and how
unique the software can be, and of course the community is
Just pick yourself up an old free computer locally. I can confirm that I have
been able to get freeDOS up and running PERFECTLY on a Pentium 3. I am about to
permanently install it on a either a Pentium D or just a Pentium 4. :)
On Sep 22 2019, at 7:13 am, Random Liegh via Freedos-user
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