On Sat, 09 Jul 2005 14:06:29 +0100, you wrote:
Hi Gerry,
I'd been building and testing PCs using Dos622 with MSCLIENT 3.0, but
kept runing into limitations, conflicts and lack of memory. I tried
Win95 and Win98 boot disks instead, but things got even worse. A brand
new server had 4Gb of
Hi Michael:
Thanks. I took that straight out of the documentation.
I need to check that boot disk and make sure I caught
that. Could have been the problem. And, I do know
better! :-)
Mark
At 11:08 PM 7/10/2005 +, Mark Bailey wrote:
SWITCHES=/F
DOS=HIGH,UMB
DEVICEHIGH=a:\HIMEM.SYS
You can install FreeDOS on a new computer and have it dual-boot
with Windows XP as well. This doesn't harm the WindowsXP
installation at all and doesn't require re-installing
WindowsXP. You just put FreeDOS on a trivial amount
of disk space at the end of the drive.
I worked out a detailed
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schreef:
Hi All:
OK, I'm confused. I want to try to get NTFS4DOS working from a
bootable CD and loaded into high memory (using DEVICEHIGH).
My first attempt was a failure and resulted in an out of
memory error. I forget the exact message.
Despite me also sending a CC to
Jose Antonio Senna wrote:
It did appear yesterday on this list:
sure whether Win98's COMMAND.COM can be configured to default to insert
mode instead of overwrite.
I do not have the MS-DOS version which comes with Win98, but MS-DOS 5 can
be so configured by using
DOSKEY /INSERT
or
Good day all:
After some help and advice from Eric Auer and Michael Devore,
I have NTFS4DOS working and loading high with FreeDOS!
However, I have been unable to get it to load high with EMM386.
I am using the latest development kernel, emm204x, and the latest
UMBPCI.
MEM reports 213K
On Mon, 11 Jul 2005 09:03:58 -0400, you wrote:
Hi Mark,
You can install FreeDOS on a new computer and have it dual-boot
with Windows XP as well. This doesn't harm the WindowsXP
installation at all and doesn't require re-installing
WindowsXP. You just put FreeDOS on a trivial amount
of disk
Hi Johnson:
My attempts have been very successful. The FreeDOS installer
has problems if the WindowsXP partition is FAT32...it insists
on writing a boot sector to C: no matter what. Just don't
use the installer and SYS the disk manually and copy files
over.
The procedure I wrote up is a bit
