FD share is loaded, but where do I get this special kernel. Also, I have no idea what you are talking about with the FreeCOM redirect on RAMDisk problem? On 7/1/06,
Kenneth J. Davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Blair Campbell wrote:> You need to download a special unstable kernel for Windows enhance
I currently use a very old computer system, that has
Windows 98 and DOS emulator, as a way to use DOS to
drive a table-top milling machine.
I would like to use Free Dos on a new lap top (Windows
XL) for when the time comes that old computer may die.
But I have absolutely no idea how to do this.
It is possible to run DOS on one of the cores. You will need VMware Workstation. But I am not sure if QEMU supports it as well. I personally use QEMU with FreeDOS on top of my Ubuntu Linux computer. And, Windows XP comes with a DOS subsystem to work on top of it, so try that first. If that has a pr
Dear All,
Glad to know some of the developers "back to work".
I'm frightened by someone who want to kick me away (oh! censorship?).
But I still want to help people in need, so my homepage updated with
"NEW DRIVERS", welcome to have a try on your PC.
Don't want to put advertisement here, someone
Hi!
If the partition of WinXP has FAT32 file system THEN you can install it
via boot menu! Would this be a choice?
You cannot run DOS parallel to Windows. You can only "simulate" or
"emulate" it in Windows. Via QEMU for example.
Bye
FLo
Edward Long wrote:
> I currently use a very old comput
Windows XP already simulates Windows, similar to how Rosetta simulates PPC. So, I believe the best option is to utilize Windows XP's own MSDOS subsystems. This way, you are guarenteed to have a working system.
On 7/2/06, Florian Xaver <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi!If the partition of WinXP has FAT3
Hi Ed:
You can take a look at http://odin.fdos.org/dual/, fdinst091.pdf
for detailed directions on how to do this using Linux tools
to repartition a WindowsXP disk and add a DOS boot option. This
can be done for FreeDOS or MSDOS.
Let me know if you have any questions about this.
Mark Bailey
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