Ignore my last.
I found FDIMPLES will install to its own RAM disk only if you try to use
it after booting the Live CD in a situation where the OS was already
installed.
Instead of C: being the fixed disk where FDIMPLES wants install
everything, the RAM disk grabs C: and it quickly fills up.
Of course I could have used ASSIGN to swap drive letters.
Booting to the HDD after the OS was installed and running FDIMPLES works
as it should.
On 2019-08-19 04:01, [email protected] wrote:
> Noticed FDIMPLES doesn't give you a way to specify what drive is used to
> install drives.
>
> I tried to install everything and it quickly ran out of space on the virtual
> drive/RAM disk.
>
> I looked at the CLI option and didn't see any way to specify a destination.
>
> On 2019-08-18 15:17, Jerome Shidel wrote:
>
>> You can use FDIMPLES to browse and install the additional packages. Also,
>> you can have it export those differences to a file. Then if you redo,
>> upgrade or perform additional installs you can have it load that file to
>> make the package changes you desire. This works for removing packages you
>> never want or ones you want that aren't automatically installed.
>>
>> This could even be done during the initial FreeDOS install when running the
>> OS installer in advance mode.
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