Let me give you more useable answers.
Are you trying to use legacy DOS programs in Win7?
I know thar Qemu used to work grat, and it is actively developed. It
will give you a nice emulated machine with a NIC emulation. VirtualBox
should work too, and should be much more easy. Both have nice vesa
[2^10B=1024B=1KiB][2^20B=1048576B=1MiB][2^30B=1073741824B=1GiB][2^40B=1099511627776B=1TiB]
Good :-)
> Note: disk size is measured in MB, GB, or TB
I use KiB, MiB, GiB, TiB, PiB, EiB only ;-)
> I want XP
Better place for such issues: http://www.msfn.org/board/forum/34-windows-xp/
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> what about the exFAT filesystem?
Already on my CRAP LIST ;-)
> - it is 64-bit (63-bit?) in any case, the filesystem handles huge amounts of
> data.
maybe true
> - it is supported by windows vista SP1 and 7 (but not by xp prior to SP2)
maybe true
> - it doesn't have the shortsighted 32GB l
> I have a problem. the only OS microsoft offers now is windows 7.
Private problem of Macro$oft :-D
Use DBAN to delete it and install FreeDOS then ;-)
> machines from HP only have drivers for windows 7
Many devices are sufficiently generic (USB, IDE/SATA, ICH/HDA sound,
Graph usually has some V
what about the exFAT filesystem?
- it is 64-bit (63-bit?) in any case, the filesystem handles huge amounts of
data.
- it is supported by windows vista SP1 and 7 (but not by xp prior to SP2)
- it doesn't have the shortsighted 32GB limitation imposed by ill-written
microsoft software. FAT32 can
I have a problem. the only OS microsoft offers now is windows 7. machines
from HP only have drivers for windows 7. I want XP. so I am up a creek
without a paddle trying to do dos development and needing a newer intel machine
with more cores (4 or 6).
so, since everything HP offers is 64-bi
