I downloaded the most recent release of Free DOS beta9 Service Release #2 (Dated 11/30/2005) twice and burned bothISO images toCD's via Nero as recommended
Tried several times to install DOS via the CD's
Oneach and every attempt the installation failed
Display screen showed the following
I saw your suggestion posted before and I have already tried doing
that
No luck
What is sr#1 ??
I finally figured out what you mean by sr#1
I looked all over the Free DOS website for a download of Service Release #
1
Can't find a download for this Release
Do you seea download posted anywhere for Service Release #
1???
Thank you in advance for looking
After a couple of days of trying to install FreeDOS from the downloadable
CD, I am happy to announce some success
Here is what I have found and my suggestions to work around the current
problem until it is fixed
As soon as the downloaded bootable CD is booted up, you will see a
Within the past hour or so, I have received a few e-Mails
Maybe I could have been a little clearer the first time around
The bug is not at the first option screen where you see the fish
screen
The bug is at the next optionchoicethat blows by so fast (3
seconds) that the user may or may
I downloaded the ISO file on two separate occasions and burnedboth
images using Nero 7.0
No problems noted - both disks had the followingproperties
Used Space: 12,875,776 bytes 12.2
MB
freedos Folder: 581 Files
isolinux Folder: 16 files
Two Drive Root Files: (1) autorun.inf file
(2)
OBJECTIVE: I would like FREE DOS to immediately boot up with a specific
color setting and stay consistent regardless of what commands are later used
METHOD (1) MENUCOLOR OPTION
Unfortunately, as with MS DOS PC DOS, I have discovered that the MENUCOLOR
setting in FREE DOS reverts back
I have just recently tried out the PG txt. Utility Viewer developed by the
FREE DOS community
It's the best DOS txt. viewer that I have ever come across !!
I have several batch files which include the displaying of several txt.
files with a certain pre programmed color setting using
I opened up the pg.exe file as a .txt file and saw the following item
PG, version 1.01 - 1.13 2005 Enhanced by BAHCL
I assumed that BAHCL was a contributor to the programming of this utility
And of course only the programmer knows what changes to make in the file to
alter its
I have come across a few DOS utilities that can be used to access NTFS
partitions
(1)Some of these tools can only READ NTFS files
(2)Some can READ COPY NTFS files
(3)I'm looking for a DOS utility that is capable of DELETING NTFS files
The only application that I have been
I have come across a few DOS utilities that can be used to access NTFS
partitions
(1)Some of these tools can only READ NTFS files
(2)Some can READ COPY NTFS files
(3)I'm looking for a DOS utility that is capable of DELETING NTFS files
The only application that I have been
I was studying a FreeDos bootable floppy relating to NTFS4dos.exe downloaded
from Avaira at
http://www.avira.com/en/products/productdetail.php?id_prd=23section=1
I have some questions regarding the CONFIG.SYS file to said floppy
1) The very first entry is:
!SWITCHES=/E
I
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