Hi there,
Sorry about the slight offtopic, but...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió:
I'm using a boot loader called GAG to multiboot all of my computers.
The laptop I'm using has FreeDOS, Windows XP, and Linux installed
now with the GAG boot loader in the MBR. C: is the FreeDOS
installation permanately
Hi,
Jose Antonio Senna escribió:
Logically,both are defensible. I prefer DRDOS behavior. Has somenone
tested this under MS-DOS ?
Probably syntax errors, ALL MS-DOS books instruct you to use the quotes:
IF %1=XYZ GOTO...
Aitor
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Hi Bernd,
Bernd Blaauw escribió:
Aitor Santamaría Merino schreef:
I am thinking of a great deal of possibilities with my IDE/ATA=USB
adapter provided that the target OS is capable of understanding
that it is being booted from such device... (I don't know if any of
the Windows would be able
Good day, all:
I have come up with a procedure to create a bootable custom DOS
CD, with a 2.88MByte boot sector, strictly under Windows XP. A
floppy drive makes it a bit easier, but is not required. This uses
several free programs: VFD (Virtual Floppy Disk), which simulates
a floppy disk drive
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Good day, all:
I have come up with a procedure to create a bootable custom DOS
CD, with a 2.88MByte boot sector, strictly under Windows XP. A
...
I could use some help in describing how to tailor this to FreeDOS
and how to set up the CD drivers to use the rest of the CD.
Hi Aitor:
I'm not positive, but I don't THINK GAG will recognize a
USB device unless the BIOS recognizes it. If you try this,
please let me know what you find out. I use GAG on all
of my machines...much easier to configure than GRUB.
Mark
Hi there,
Sorry about the slight offtopic, but...
