John Ames schrieb:
Okay. I would really like to use FreeDOS, preferrably the full-install CD,
and definitely with USB disk support. Problem is, the NIC in the computer I
want to install it on (a 3Com 3C595-TX) does not appear to be recognized by
either the default packet driver or the
Eric Auer schrieb:
Hi,
Okay. I would really like to use FreeDOS, preferrably the full-install CD,
and definitely with USB disk support. Problem is, the NIC in the computer I
On modern PC, your BIOS already does USB disk support for you and DOS.
You mean USB legacy support (for storage)?
Okay. I would really like to use FreeDOS, preferrably the full-install CD,
and definitely with USB disk support. Problem is, the NIC in the computer I
want to install it on (a 3Com 3C595-TX) does not appear to be recognized by
either the default packet driver or the manufacturer's DOS driver,
Hi,
Okay. I would really like to use FreeDOS, preferrably the full-install CD,
and definitely with USB disk support. Problem is, the NIC in the computer I
On modern PC, your BIOS already does USB disk support for you and DOS.
For the others, you can try the USB drivers made by Georg Potthast:
I'm struggling to install FreeDos Beta9Sr1 on an old Pentium box with a new
(refurbished) harddrive and no CD drive. Installing just the base packages
from floppy works, but on startup from the harddrive, it simply sits there,
harddrive not spinning, after the hardware checks.
I've tried to sys
that's where things are going wrong. Hmmm.
Thanks again.
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Matthew Fisher schreef:
Still stymied, but I don't actually think it's a hardware question. After
the install completes, on reboot it's not actually finding anything to
start up: everything is still in the C:\temp directory, and the post-install
scripts aren't running.
if I recall correctly,
