Eric,
Can't we strengthen ReactOS http://www.reactos.org with the existing
applications in FreeDOS ?
Then in one shot we have multiple goals achieved.
I have just seen ReactOS demonstration - its great, looks powerful enough to
dwarf XP/Vista monopolies.
CK Raju
India
It's a good idea, but it's something the ReactOS developers need to
take on, not FreeDOS developers. ReactOS is free to pull whatever
programs they like from FreeDOS. Everything in FreeDOS "Base" is
under the GNU GPL or a similar free license, and most other packages
are similarly free. For exam
Thanks Jim for that info. I think proprietary ones will start fading soon.
Currently I am trying to get some hardware manufacturers in India to promote
ReactOS. Most of the vendors now offer FreeDOS as default OS preloaded.
Rgds,
CK Raju
Jim Hall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: It's a good idea, but
after i booting from freedos,can i install windows
98SE on freedos platform?
Sekarang dengan penyimpanan 1GB
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hi Tonny,
while i could not test by my self i think you can't do this because
freedos does not support
all dos interruptions(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interrupt) also
afaik windows uses some undocumented interruptions...
Geraldo
On 04/04/07, Tonny Sapri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> after i
But... just maybe... it could work.
The reason is that Win98 replaces ALL the former OS, so it *could* work
and in then FreeDOS would be removed.
This can be usefull if you just need something to boot from and start
the CD...
Alain
Geraldo Netto escreveu:
> hi Tonny,
>
> while i could not te
Tonny Sapri wrote:
> after i booting from freedos,can i install windows
> 98SE on freedos platform?
For about a decade every one of my machines has had at least one version
of DOS and Win9X on a C: FAT16 primary. On some systems I have had
multiples of each OS. It is easy with a real boot mana