Op 1-2-2012 19:45, dmccunney schreef:
> Whether this works will depend upon your BIOS. The box I have FreeDOS
> on will boot from a USB floppy drive, but *not* from a USB stick.
> BIOS limitation. I can't see a USB stick from FreeDOS either, because
> no driver is available that can do it. (I've
You can use PLoP bootmanager: it's at www.plop.at .
With this installed, you can (read-only) boot from usb stick
on even the old usb 1.1 hardware, and also you can boot from
USB when the BIOS has *_no_* support for it. It's freeware.
If you don't want to install it to hard drive,
you can just
On Wed, Feb 1, 2012 at 1:21 PM, Bernd Blaauw wrote:
> Op 1-2-2012 17:56, Manjunath ML schreef:
>
>> I am trying to use a USB memory disk along with FreeDOS. I am a running
>> a CAM software and need a facility to transfer drawings from other
>> computers to the PC used to run the CAM software and
Op 1-2-2012 17:56, Manjunath ML schreef:
> I am trying to use a USB memory disk along with FreeDOS. I am a running
> a CAM software and need a facility to transfer drawings from other
> computers to the PC used to run the CAM software and USB Memory disk is
> the simplest way. Can anyone let m kno
Hi,
I am trying to use a USB memory disk along with FreeDOS. I am a running a
CAM software and need a facility to transfer drawings from other computers
to the PC used to run the CAM software and USB Memory disk is the simplest
way. Can anyone let m know if this is possible and how.
Thanks
