On Mon, Apr 13, 2009 at 8:45 AM, teo gum teo...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm not an experienced user...
The problem is that I can't install FreeDos to boot it separately from
WinXP and DOS.7.1: it doesn't create fdboot file (at the moment I
can't remember the proper name of it, and not at home now to
Thank you
I did a mistake in my previous message: the problem exists not only in
the before-installation, but in the after-instalaltion as well - no
way to find a way) I suppose in the before-install the boot file must
not be created - as for the unique OS at the moment. But in the after-
one it
Thank you very much, my FreeDOS now lives in peaceful coexistence with
Damn Small Linux :-)
Wolfgang
Blair Campbell schrieb:
SYS C: C: /BOOTONLY
Try a regular SYS C:. I almost sounds as if you are missing the
kernel on your hard drive, although this shouldn't have happened.
SYS C: C: /BOOTONLY
Try a regular SYS C:. I almost sounds as if you are missing the
kernel on your hard drive, although this shouldn't have happened.
FDISK /MBR
This does basically the same as SYS C: BOOTONLY
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Hi Blair:
No, I think the FDISK /MBR writes a MASTER BOOT RECORD to the
hard disk. SYS writes a VOLUME BOOT RECORD to a disk partition,
and (if you omit bootonly) copies kernely.sys and command.com
to the partition. These are different things.
Mark
SYS C: C: /BOOTONLY
Try a regular SYS
