Re: [Freedos-user] can freedos access a floppy disk image

On Friday 23 May 2008, Bonnie Dalzell wrote: > Thanks for the tip. The program seems to be in an .arj format. What is ..arj > and how does one unpack it? Hi, ARJ is a file compression program (it used to be the most well-known archiver in ol' good days...). To unpack it, just go get the unarj p

Re: [Freedos-user] can freedos access a floppy disk image

On Wed, 21 May 2008, Robert Riebisch wrote: RR >Bonnie Dalzell wrote: RR > RR >> Can freedos mount this disk image and use it rather than the floppy disk RR >> in question? RR >> RR >> If so, how do you mount the disk image? RR > RR >There's a third party software called E0X available from RR >

Re: [Freedos-user] can freedos access a floppy disk image

Bonnie Dalzell wrote: > Can freedos mount this disk image and use it rather than the floppy disk > in question? > > If so, how do you mount the disk image? There's a third party software called E0X available from , which allows to substitute your

Re: [Freedos-user] can freedos access a floppy disk image

Hi Bonnie :-) > I can make a diskimage of a floppy disk in linux with dd > > Can freedos mount this disk image and use it rather than the > floppy disk in question? > > If so, how do you mount the disk image? Try using the shsurdrv ramdisk and related tools. To boot from a diskimage, try grub4do