Maybe you should reread what I wrote previously:
Right, sorry. I didn't look into that.
grub root (hd0,0)
grub setup (hd0,0)
grub quit
I thought you were referring to how to *load* FreeDOS from within GRUB,
considering how that was the topic previously. But that's of course
installing
Hi !
On Tue, 18 Sep 2012 15:29:38 -0500, Rugxulo rugx...@gmail.com wrote:
MS-DOS / Win9x forced you to install in the very beginning
of the hard drive.
Uh ? What have you been smoking ? (smile)... MS-DOS will happily install to any
primary partition on the first HD - and boot itself from the
I'm experimenting with FreeDOS in an effort to find a solution for
access to a legacy DOS application. The environment is an HP laptop
(6730s) running Win7 32-bit, VMWare Player v5 and FreeDOS 1.1. All
proceeds smoothly until I try to gain access to a printer share via
MSClient. (This is
Hi!
Not sure why you want to print via network, but if you
want to use network in VMWare, you can use a DOS driver
for any virtual network card of VMWare. No need to use
a driver for the actual network hardware of Windows...
You can also try other virtual computers such as Bochs,
VirtualBox and
I can do it this way:
1) configure VMware as Bridge PCnet NIC
2) use the drivers from netbootdisk.com for the driver inside VMware.
the guy there is making an excelent job of collecting new drivers
It just works...
Alain
Em 19-09-2012 19:53, George Brooks escreveu:
I'm experimenting with
Thanks for your reply. (Note the addition of the original, apparently not
sent, subject.)
While netbootdisk.com looks interesting it is not a feasible solution here.
For one, the machine does not have a floppy drive! Plus, my OS is Win7, which
does not create bootable floppies.
I did see
Alain,
Thanks for the link. I'll try to make an iso here. I downloaded the iso from
the link you provided, booted it to get:
Processing archive...FILES.HUA
ERROR: Not enough memory
Process aborted
Bad command or file name
More fun to be had with this...
George
