You have to use the floppy image that is on the CD-ROM (extract its
files to a 1440kb floppy, then sys it), or you can use Smart Boot
Manager to allow your computer to boot from a CD-ROM.
On 8/25/06, Collin Donnell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I tried posting something like this before - but
> hav
I tried posting something like this before - but
haven't seen it come up
yet so maybe I sent it to the wrong place or
something. If they do both
come up - apologies. Anyways- heres the problem.
I'm trying to install the latest fdbase onto an older
Pentium that does
not support booting from the
On Tuesday 01 November 2005 23:41, Bernd Blaauw wrote:
> Malte Gell schreef:
> > "unknown previous DOS operating system
> > errorlevel code: 3 3"
> some of my flaky installscript coding perhaps causes this.
> When FreeDOS starts, go to safe mode (F5 usually). type SYS C: to
> install kernel, com
> some of my flaky installscript coding perhaps causes this.
> When FreeDOS starts, go to safe mode (F5 usually). type SYS C: to
> install kernel, commandshell and bootsector.
> Next, run install.exe if you can.
I had changed the install script to fix this in my ISOs. See if you
can find the chan
Malte Gell schreef:
"unknown previous DOS operating system
errorlevel code: 3 3"
some of my flaky installscript coding perhaps causes this.
When FreeDOS starts, go to safe mode (F5 usually). type SYS C: to
install kernel, commandshell and bootsector.
Next, run install.exe if you can.
Bern
Hello,
I just downloaded the 7 floppy images from FreeDOS Beta9 SR2 at
ftp://ftp.ibiblio.org/pub/micro/pc-stuff/freedos/files/distributions/beta9sr1/disksets/1440KB/
After booting and choosing to install FreeDOS the procedure stops with
an obscure error message exactly like this:
"unknown prev
