Hi Tony,
I didn't see the Use Base option on the menus in the Full CD
Well I meant use the fdbasecd.iso CD. But you can also unselect
all packages outside the base category, for example.
After making a partition in Vmware 6- and writing the partition
table I rebooted my VM.
Then you did
Jim,
I've been putting a measure of time into the Xen environment. I've learned
a few things, I'm an amateur as of now.
The gist of what I know is that to run FreeDOS as a VM in Xen you need QEMU
as a virtual hardware bubble. I believe Xen can run QEMU as a VM and
FreeDOS inside that. I
I've been putting a measure of time into the Xen environment. I've learned
a few things, I'm an amatuer as of now.
The gist of what I know is that to run FreeDOS as a VM in Xen you need QEMU
as a virtual hardware bubble. I believe Xen can run QEMU as a VM and
FreeDOS inside that. I believe
I've run FreeDOS in a PC emulator lots of times, including VMWare. It runs fine.
The only thing I like to point out to people is that VMWare (or
whatever emulator) really is acting like a PC. That means the BIOS
settings are probably set to a default. The BIOS in the emulator is
probably set to
I'm trying to install freedos on a VMWARE 6 virtual machine.
Is there some caveats regarding it ?
TIA
Marcelo
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Hi, in general: Install from the base CD first.
The full CD contains packages which need internet
access during install, and that can often be tricky.
You can also skip exactly those packages in the
full CD, but to get started, just use base :-).
The Wiki has a list of network related packages
