It's an interesting idea, but I consider it impractical.  Better to
install FreeDOS using default binaries, and let experts tweak the
binaries on their own afterwards.  It would be very scary for a new
DOS user to watch a compile of their operating system.

On 4/1/07, Ladislav Lacina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is practicaly possible to compile on demand?
> I mean that on the instalation CD would be all source codes for key parts of
> FreeDOS and C compiler and all necesary things for compiling.
> So user would boot standard FreeDOS from this CD, it creates a ramdisk and
> on the ramdisk would be compiled these sources and C. After it user could
> set on or off some compilation options etc. and a new FreeDOS binary would
> be compiled. This custom FreeDOS version could be SYSed to harddisk.
> It is just an idea.....
>

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