Kenneth J. Davis wrote:
its all already written, I just need to add the glue logic to sys for a
user supplied boot sector instead of using compiled in one (something
I've been planning anyway).
:-)
Jeremy
Hi,
I replied to the rest of this post in detail some weeks back
(specifically deali
Kenneth J. Davis wrote:
I haven't examined MS sys to see if it does anything special, but
basically you need to install MS to a partition on a hard drive (any hd,
any size more-or-less); once for FAT16 and once for FAT32; and extract
that boot sector.
OK, that's not too difficult. Are you th
Gerry Hickman wrote:
Hi,
Regarding the MS install issue, one could do something like format
with FreeDOS format, then use FreeDOS sys to install MS-DOS
files/bootsector via its /UPDATEBS (and obtained by its /DUMPBS,
winimage, any other bootsector extracting program, or even from a disk
ima
Hi,
Regarding the MS install issue, one could do something like format with
FreeDOS format, then use FreeDOS sys to install MS-DOS files/bootsector
via its /UPDATEBS (and obtained by its /DUMPBS, winimage, any other
bootsector extracting program, or even from a disk image), etc.
Yes, that's
Bernd Blaauw wrote:
Kenneth J. Davis schreef:
It is documented, within kernel source doc directory and at
http://freedos.sourceforge.net/kernel/docs/sys.htm
Strange that it says WinME is unsupported, and doesn't mention if Win9x
FAT16/32 bootsector works or is (still) broken.
somewhere 's
Gerry Hickman wrote:
Kenneth J. Davis wrote:
It is documented, within kernel source doc directory and at
http://freedos.sourceforge.net/kernel/docs/sys.htm
This is very nice, but how do people find it from either FreeDOS.org or
fdos.org (the sites we were given).
I know, bunches of stuff
Kenneth J. Davis schreef:
It is documented, within kernel source doc directory and at
http://freedos.sourceforge.net/kernel/docs/sys.htm
Strange that it says WinME is unsupported, and doesn't mention if Win9x
FAT16/32 bootsector works or is (still) broken.
somewhere 'segent' --> 'segment'
l
Kenneth J. Davis wrote:
It is documented, within kernel source doc directory and at
http://freedos.sourceforge.net/kernel/docs/sys.htm
This is very nice, but how do people find it from either FreeDOS.org or
fdos.org (the sites we were given).
If I go to
http://freedos.sourceforge.net/
and
Johnson Lam wrote:
On Thu, 18 Aug 2005 21:59:00 +0200, you wrote:
Hi Bernd,
In sourcecode, SYS v3.6 is still under development :)
If you didn't write here, I don't even know there're hidden switch,
how can I test?
It is documented, within kernel source doc directory and at
http://freedo
