> Ahhh okay you mean you selected the "edit file" option of
> the network setup menu. Well I guess you still have network
> troubles.
I guess the main issue there, for me, was that the install just seemed to
hang forever, rather than dump out to any kind of "networking is not
working" message w
Hi again!
> I neglected to mention that the setup went into another hung state
> after I finished hand-editing the file.
Ahhh okay you mean you selected the "edit file" option of
the network setup menu. Well I guess you still have network
troubles. But on the other hand, a simple solution might
> I tried again with (3), manual entry, but found it strange that this also
> presents one with a file with no place to enter nameserver. It is easy
> enough to type nameserver=xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx but I wasn't certain I was using
> the correct configuration/naming convention whatever.
I neglected to
Hi all -
One issue I encountered both while trying to install FreeDOS under Linux
and on its own dedicated partition had to do with the networking setup. As
I recall one is presented with 3 options:
1) DHCP (default)
2) static IP Q-and-A
3) Edit .cfg manually
(I'm paraphrasing there)
Since I
