Looks like a BIOS issue. What hard drive/chipset options do you have when
you enter the BIOS? The online docs I'm able to find don't show a whole
lot of configurability.
On Wed, Jul 16, 2014 at 9:18 AM, Bill Haught wlhaughtpr...@att.net wrote:
I tried Rufus again, this time writing down
I figured it out. USB Operation Mode at High Speed interferes with Freedos
installation and USB flash drive booting. ACPI Suspend Type at S3 also
interferes with Freedos installation. I haven't actually installed Freedos
yet, but I can get a listing of the partitions on the hard disk with
Here is my autoexec.bat file below. Note it has uide.sys and shsucdx already.
I don't know if the options are correct for my system, though. The last time I
messed with DOS was about 15-20 years ago when I didn't have a CD Drive, let
alone a DVD drive. By the way, it plays Blu-ray disks
Hi,
On Wed, Jul 16, 2014 at 3:41 PM, Bill Haught wlhaughtpr...@att.net wrote:
Here is my autoexec.bat file below. Note it has uide.sys and shsucdx already.
I don't know if the options are correct for my system, though. The last time
I messed with DOS was about 15-20 years ago when I didn't
Hi,
On Wed, Jul 16, 2014 at 1:35 PM, Bill Haught wlhaughtpr...@att.net wrote:
I figured it out. USB Operation Mode at High Speed interferes with
Freedos installation
and USB flash drive booting. ACPI Suspend Type at S3 also interferes
with Freedos
installation. I haven't actually
The autoexec.bat file is the default Freedos batch file.
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I'm honestly too dumb to know what I'm talking about here, but
you'll have to enable legacy mode that doesn't use SATA or
AHCI or whatever. If your machine doesn't allow that, then you're out
of luck.
Only SATA Modes available are AHCI and RAID
Looks like I'm S.O.L.
