Hi Mike,
> I simply took another PC, now it works. Got freedos on the hd.
>
> Only thing that would be neat is USB mouse support. Read about USBMOUSE and
> added
> dos=high
> device=himem.exe
> device=usbaspi.sys
> device=di1000dd.sys
> to FDCONFIG.SYS - unfortunatelly without success.
>
> Is
Hi,
On Thu, Mar 5, 2015 at 4:34 AM, wrote:
>
> I simply took another PC, now it works. Got freedos on the hd.
>
> Only thing that would be neat is USB mouse support. Read about USBMOUSE and
> added
> dos=high
> device=himem.exe
> device=usbaspi.sys
> device=di1000dd.sys
> to FDCONFIG.SYS - unfor
If you want to experiment, you may have to customize a floppy specific to
your PC; then re-burn a CD with your floppy image. I had to do this with an
HP Elite 8000. I eliminated the eltorito.sys driver and loaded UIDE and it
worked fine after that. (also had to do a similar workaround with a Compaq
I simply took another PC, now it works. Got freedos on the hd.
Only thing that would be neat is USB mouse support. Read about USBMOUSE and
added
dos=high
device=himem.exe
device=usbaspi.sys
device=di1000dd.sys
to FDCONFIG.SYS - unfortunatelly without success.
Is a special driver for that 25pin s
Hi!
> MD5 is okay and I burnt it with the slowest speed setting (1x).
> Still the same. From the complete base package not a single one could be
> installed ("There were 68 errors and 0 non-fatal warnings.").
If I have to guess: Maybe the installer is on the
virtual floppy drive and the CD-ROM
MD5 is okay and I burnt it with the slowest speed setting (1x).
Still the same. From the complete base package not a single one could be
installed ("There were 68 errors and 0 non-fatal warnings.").
Despite of the failed installation the harddisk seems to be bootable
because it complains: "Loadi
Hi,
On Wed, Mar 4, 2015 at 10:22 AM, f4tmike wrote:
>
> Yes, the fdllrs.iso is burnt on a CD-R. Didn't verify the checksum and
> didn't burn on slowest speed.
Can you check the md5sum of your existing .iso file? Or did you delete
it? On a different machine?
Also, if possible, burn another CD, t
Yes, the fdllrs.iso is burnt on a CD-R. Didn't verify the checksum and
didn't burn on slowest speed.
How does a manual installation work?
Use a linux live CD and copy a few files on the hard disk?
Yes, it's real hardware. It's an old Fujitsu Siemens Desktop with 500MB
RAM. Don't got the specs r
Hi,
On Wed, Mar 4, 2015 at 8:59 AM, wrote:
>
> I'm getting errors during CD installation of Freedos 1.1 (base + util).
You mean an actual CD-R (or similar) burned with fd11src.iso (40 MB)?
So no virtual machine? Did you verify the md5sum to make sure you
downloaded it correctly?
http://www.ibi
Hello,
I'm getting errors during CD installation of Freedos 1.1 (base + util).
Seems it doesn't find the package:
"ERROR! Failed to install REQUIRED package"
Path is set to F:\FREEDOS\PACKAGES
Maybe there's a slash missing at the end but I cannot enter the line (or
don't know how to).
What ca
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