In is not appropriate to run "dosinstall" in this situation.
That command is now only for installing MS-DOS 6 or 7 from
MS-DOS installation floppies.
The install DOS from a Windows CD is an obsolete option.
You need to get Windows installed, not DOS. (When Windows
is installed, it automatically installs the DOS that Windows
needs.)
-David
Michael West wrote:
>
> I am having trouble installing. I am working with customer support, waiting
> to hear back.
>
> It appears that I am missing the command instdos7cd. The installer hangs
> at 50% copying the cd. Per support I ran `dosinstall` from the
> command line. Here is my session:
> -----
> Installing DOS
>
> Entering 0 or q at any prompt will abort the installation of DOS.
>
> Choose which DOS to install.
>
> 1: MS-DOS 6/7 (from floppies)
> 2: MS-DOS 7.x (from Windows CD)
> 0: None of the above. Abort installation of DOS.
>
> Type the item number and then press Enter: 2
>
> To install DOS 7 from CD the program "instdos7cd" must be used.
> Refer to this command's on-line manual page for instructions.
> (Type the command "man instdos7cd" to see the manual page.)
> Alternatively, you may use the "Win4Lin Setup" GUI instead of instdos7cd.
>
> Exiting...
> -----
>
> I am using the latest rpm and installer. I checked an old rpm and
> didn't see this file. Do you have this file? Can you tell where it came
> from, ie, installer vs. rpm.
>
> Stats:
> RedHat 7.0
> Kernel 2.4.5
>
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