Hi Garry,
> A while back someone asked about getting a ISO image, or a floopy bootdisk
> 1.44mb
Did somebody suggest
http://sites.google.com/site/rugxulo/
already? It is from 1 year ago and available as 1-3 floppy
bootdisks of 1.44mb each. You can also download a combined
2.88mb boot image based on the first two floppies :-).
> I took the liberty to make these images, hope it is ok,..
Of course :-)
> they worked fine on my computer, and also when I downloaded them and useing
> POWERISO
> ver.3.7 http://www.poweriso.com copied to a floppy , still boot fine.
> I did not try burning these to CD,...there are 2 disks, one has a
> few utilitys, such as edit, keyb,..the other is just a boot disk,
> thats all it dose is boot, one could build a batch file, etc,
> with it...as it dose have the basic, command.com kernel and sys.
Sounds interesting.
> I would be interested in know how they work on any other computers,
> but also am not responsible for anything. So any way if anyone can
As long as you are interested in improving them :-p
> use these,they are welcome to get them.
> http://dl.dropbox.com/u/15387474/FreeDosBootWithutilities.daa
> http://dl.dropbox.com/u/15387474/FreeDosBoot.daa
I assume DAA only works with Poweriso? How about 1:1 raw floppy
images or simple ISO files for the CD case?
> I also have the same, in a .bif form, but did not post the link,
> also drop box, as in this form they still have to be converted to a
image,..
> Any way hope someone finds these useful, and like I said, I would
> really like to know how they work on others computers, or don't,
> if they don't. My computer is IBM, I made the disks simply useing
> the /s in the format, then I added the edit and a few other files,
You get more flexibility using SYS after format.
> to the one. So I don't know ,they might not boot on other machines..
That would probably depend on drivers, but most DOS things are generic.
> I am curious about this. Thats all for now, from Garry
Thanks! Regards, Eric
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