I'm planning on installing FreeDOS on a new/old Windows machine I just bought
specifically to install FreeDOS. But it occurred to me that there was almost
no way I was going to be able the _hooj_ (insert D Trump voice here) amount of
disk space that would be leftover that I could keep Windows and shrink the
existing partition and create a FreeDOS partition of a couple of gigabytes and
then use a boot manager.
The main use of this machine will be to test disk drives, Windows automatically
mounts and opens the drives so it would be difficult to do the "raw" I/O needed.
This clown speaks for himself
> On Feb 21, 2016, at 9:13 PM, Corbin Davenport <davenportcor...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
> A little while back, I talked on here about my new FreeDOS distribution,
> Cobalt. Cobalt is designed to make using DOS easier, by including
> commonly-used drivers and software.
>
> I just released Cobalt 1.1 on GitHub (changelog and download here). It has a
> few improvements that were suggested on this mailing list. Most notably, it
> now includes most FreeDOS packages built-in so there's no lack of
> functionality.
>
> The other new feature is in the installer. Cobalt's installer now
> automatically detects if you have a DOS-compatible OS installed already, and
> will allow you to 'upgrade' to Cobalt without deleting any files. I have
> tested this with installations of MS-DOS 6 and 7.1, but it should work in
> FreeDOS just fine.
>
> If anyone has any suggestions for Cobalt, let me know. All the info about
> Cobalt can be found here.
>
> Corbin
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