Hi, Dale.
I noticed you saying to Mr. Dos:
>>I recently got an old at computer that boots up to a screen with numbers
>>across the bottom. (I.E. 1-LOAD 2-SAVE 3-LPT) How do I get to the c:
>>prompt. Do I need special disks? Is this for programming language? Please
>>advise. DosMan.
DM> This sounds like you might have an original IBM Personal Computer
DM> (before the XT). I had one several years ago and if it did not find a
DM> bootable floppy in the A: drive (not sure if it had or was able to
DM> use a HD) it would load the BASIC interpreter from ROM and you were
DM> presented with the screen you describe. Are there what appear to be 2
If I recall correctly, the PC Jr I had in 92 or so did the same thing.
... RAM DISK is NOT an installation procedure!
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