Michael Devore wrote:
A FreeDOS user e-mailed these questions to me, concerning a subject about
which I know very little. If someone who knows more could reply to him
with decent information, that would be great.
Done.
Robert Riebisch
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BTTR Software
http://www.bttr-software.de/
Hi Johnson, I did not intend to insult people, I just
wanted to say most people will not want to delete Windows
if it came preinstalled with their PC / Most people do
not download DOS to 'clean' their PC and remove Windows.
I noticed that DOS / Win3 boots quite slow from USB (slow
BIOS drivers).
Hi Gerry,
Date: Thu, 02 Feb 2006 23:02:26 +
From: Gerry Hickman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
However, two recent changes to Windows networks have relegated FreeDOS
to the recycle bin:
1. LM authentication is no longer enabled once a corporation moves to
Windows Server 2003. No IT manager or
Eric Auer wrote:
I noticed that DOS / Win3 boots quite slow from USB (slow
BIOS drivers).
Yes, there seems to be disparity among PC and data-stick vendors. I'd be
interested to know what make/model/BIOS/stick you are seeing this slow
behavior on?
I've been testing Dell client/server
Hello, all:
I have succeeded in creating a bootable CD containing Linux and FreeDOS.
It turned out to be easy.
This CD containts the two tools you need to dual-boot a Windows XP
computer (gparted and fdisk) and the FreeDOS odin1440 boot floppy image
(from odin.fdos.org - the 2005 version).
Hi Mark,
This is something I would be interested in checking out,
though I must say that I have no interest in Windows (XP or
otherwise).
Ken Martwick
On Sat, Feb 04, 2006 at 03:24:44AM +, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello, all:
I have succeeded in creating a bootable CD containing
