Steve,
> You really should be doing all of this stuff from a successful boot of some
> stable DOS system ... and definitely outside of Windows XP.
>
That's for tomorrow morning, I'm getting ready to hit the sack. But I did want
to try several approaches from within WinXP first, as your new tool would be
doing eventually.
> If you can burn a CD-R, grab a FreeDOS ISO and burn it then boot it ... or
> if not, but you have a diskette drive, grab the diskette .IMG file and
> write it to a floppy ...
>
I grabbed both.
Will hammer on it again tomorrow.
--
Jim Lilly - Team Z
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Using - Virtual Access(OLR), ZAP 4.5, & WinXP Pro w/SP1
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