On Wed, Jun 29, 2011 at 5:41 PM, Santiago Almenara wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I was setting up a fresh FreeDOS machine and when I was about to download
> the kernel 2039. I discovered there is a new 2040 version.
>
> I think I miss the mail announcing it, but should I use it? Is it a stable
> kernel?
>
> Sa
Thanks Eric!
I'll try 2040 instead of 2030.
Santiago
On Wed, Jun 29, 2011 at 5:57 PM, Eric Auer wrote:
>
> Hi Santiago,
>
> > I was setting up a fresh FreeDOS machine and when I was about to download
> > the kernel 2039. I discovered there is a new 2040 version.
> >
> > I think I miss the mail
Hi Santiago,
> I was setting up a fresh FreeDOS machine and when I was about to download
> the kernel 2039. I discovered there is a new 2040 version.
>
> I think I miss the mail announcing it, but should I use it? Is it a stable
> kernel?
As far as I remember, kernel 2040 (4/2011) fixes some sm
Hi!
I was setting up a fresh FreeDOS machine and when I was about to download
the kernel 2039. I discovered there is a new 2040 version.
I think I miss the mail announcing it, but should I use it? Is it a stable
kernel?
Santiago
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> Incorrect DOS version
Does FreeDOS have such a message at all ?
BTW, defaulting to "FREECOM.COM" would prevent such (FREQUENT !!!) trouble :-)
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Hi Ray, Bernd,
>> How was the bootdisk created?
> The included bat.
The kernel download only includes the KERNEL itself and
the "installer" tool SYS. It does not include a SHELL,
so if you run SYS (or run the bat which runs sys) then
it will copy whatever version of command.com you already
have
Bernd Blaauw wrote:
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> How was the bootdisk created?
The included bat. See my previous post where I described the fix.
Ray
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Ray Davison schreef:
> The boot process identifies all the HDD partitions then:
> Incorrect DOS version
> Bad or missing Command Interpreter: command.com /P /E:256
> Enter .
>
> Suggestions?
>
> Ray
>
How was the bootdisk created? Are you sure it contains both the
kernel.sys and command.com
Ray Davison wrote:
> The boot process identifies all the HDD partitions then:
> Incorrect DOS version
> Bad or missing Command Interpreter: command.com /P /E:256
> Enter .
The floppy had a 2003 Command.com. The bat went looking for a copy of
command.com on the HDD and that is what it found.
The boot process identifies all the HDD partitions then:
Incorrect DOS version
Bad or missing Command Interpreter: command.com /P /E:256
Enter .
Suggestions?
Ray
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