Hi.
I was wondering if someone could answer a few questions I have about
FreeDOS.
First of all, I'd like to get some more basic problems out of the way. After
downloading the 1.0 'full' cd iso, and burning it to a disc, I was unable to
boot into 'live' mode. I know now this is due to my PC only
You are right that installing all includes some unstable
things such as old USB or network drivers which might crash
or hang during install. To avoid that, un-select packages
or simply install base freedos before full freedos.
Even after trying to install over the base release, I ended up
So far the pros... The cons are that I have to connect the output
of one card to the input of the next or use a switch to select from
which card I want to go to the amplifier. Another thing is that I
have way too many volume control / mixer channels now :-D
How so? One card is the previously
Well in Linux, I'm already using 2 sound outputs. The card, and the
onboard
audio AC97. In Linux I just switch to the AC97 when I want to use the
headphones. What about DOS though? Can it handle having two
sound cards, plus onboard audio?
I don't think it would know the difference!!
Does
Hi.
Has anyone had any luck installing this latest test release?
http://sourceforge.net/news/?group_id=5109id=302138
I've tried everything from burning it to a disc, to mounting the boot
floppy/iso through Grub4Dos, and even rebuilding the iso.
I read the readme.txt for the release, but
What exactly goes wrong when you do what?
At which step? Which error messages do you
get, or do things hang? Crash? What sorts
of everything did you try, what happened?
It hangs at the language selection screen. The very bottom selection of the
main menu looks for a non-existent
Hi.
Could someone tell me if it's possible to have multiple instances of
(Free)DOS installed to the same partition?
After editing the fdconfig.sys, and autoexec.bat, I was unable to boot
properly with the files renamed. The kernel seems to be the only non issue,
but I hadn't tested it a whole
