Hi!
In creating a multi-tasking dos,, why doesn't someone
just create a version of dos which spawns a whole new
virtual 386 machine for each application that is launched
at the command line?
Windows 3 does this for each DOS window you open. The
complicated part is making the already loaded
On Fri, 2005-09-09 at 16:52 -0400, CC cc wrote:
I've been able to boot freedos and gentoo so it's possible... You'd
need grub tho
On 9/8/05, Carl Spitzer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Has anyone been able to multiboot PCDOS and FREEDOS?
CWSIV
Actually I was hoping to boot PCDOS,
Hi:
An easy way to do this would be to install the two different
DOS versions in two different primary partitions and use a
boot loader like gag (gag.sourceforge.net) to select
which to boot. GRUB would work as well, but I find
configuring GRUB correctly a daunting task... :-)
Good luck.
Mark
An easy way to do this would be to install the two different
DOS versions in two different primary partitions and use a
boot loader like gag (gag.sourceforge.net) to select
which to boot. GRUB would work as well, but I find
configuring GRUB correctly a daunting task... :-)
Perhaps easier
Hi:
GAG and GRUB are two free bootloaders...GAG much simpler to
set up than GRUB.
Mark
An easy way to do this would be to install the two different
DOS versions in two different primary partitions and use a
boot loader like gag (gag.sourceforge.net) to select
which to boot. GRUB would
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi:
GAG and GRUB are two free bootloaders...GAG much simpler to
set up than GRUB.
Mark
An easy way to do this would be to install the two different
DOS versions in two different primary partitions and use a
boot loader like gag (gag.sourceforge.net) to select
I've been able to boot freedos and gentoo so it's possible... You'd
need grub tho
On 9/8/05, Carl Spitzer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Has anyone been able to multiboot PCDOS and FREEDOS?
CWSIV
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