Dear
I'm trying to install FreeDos on one system.
Firstly,I boot from CDROM as safemode,. I 'm trying to
make a bootable 2G-harddisk.
1. FDISK to create a FAT32 primary partition; 2. make the
new partition active; 3. reboot; 4. use FORMAT C: /S to format.
After reboot from 2G-harddi
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3-Июн-2006 11:18 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (chris evans) wrote to
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ce> I always still wonder what the best order of partition types to use.
ce> and have settled on in order (quadboot): 200mb NXDOS testing partition
ce> (E:), DOS 2gb FAT16 (C:), 4-5gb WINXP NTF
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4-Июн-2006 04:00 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Lester Vedrox) wrote to
"freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net" :
LV> You can have up to three primary partitions and one logical partition.
Wrong. To be precise: 4 primary partitions or up to 3 primary
partitions and one extended partition with any qua
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2-Июн-2006 18:17 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Blair Campbell) wrote to
freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net:
>> >> I wanted FreeDOS to leave my Recovery Partition alone and to install
itself
>> >> on my D: drive. Instead, without any instruction from me, it has
modified my
BC> DOS (including FreeDOS)
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4-Июн-2006 13:46 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (John Hupp) wrote to
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JH> hitch I noticed is that a message flashed by at the outset - something
about
JH> TZ environment variable not found, I believe.
This is dumb message from InfoZip.
JH> But the installation did not
JH> stop and seemed to fini
I'll be posting this to the OpenGEM list next, but some recent issue there
seemed to implicate the FreeDOS kernel, so I'm starting here.
I just loaded OpenGEM 5 (full version) on a pure FreeDOS 0.9 SR2 machine
(Pentium 100, 16MB, Mustang socket 7 motherboard). The only installation
hitch I not
James, I'm not sure if you really got all your partitions right. The most
common configuration is as follows.
You can have up to three primary partitions and one logical partition.
Each primary partition can be made "active" or "bootable" (which means the
same thing). Most operating systems
