Re: [Freedos-user] Freedos 1.1

Hello, I don't see enough information about the FreeDOS 1.1 upgrade process. What softwares will be included? How are those softwares organized? What the users may expect to find and use? Instruction, presentation, etc... I have several programs I want to be enlisted in this upgrade, but I don

Re: [Freedos-user] Docs for installing Freedos onto a USB drive

Hi! > > I forgot the URL, I think Mark had some docs about Dell tools > for XP which can install FreeDOS to USB... But I found something > else in my archive: Last september, Jari Turkia made USB boot > images with FreeDOS 1.0 ... Enjoy :-) > > > http://opensource.contentbakery

Re: [Freedos-user] trying to installa freedos on a VM

*Re: [Freedos-user] trying to installa freedos on a VM * From: Eric Auer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> - 2008-03-04 19:04 >>You can also skip exactly those packages in the >>"full" CD, but

Re: [Freedos-user] Docs for installing Freedos onto a USB drive

> > > http://opensource.contentbakery.fi/freedos/FreeDOS%201.0%20bare_USB.img.bz2 > http://opensource.contentbakery.fi/freedos/FreeDOS%201.0_USB.img.bz2 > > opensource.contentbakery.fi/freedos/fdfullcd%20JaTu-version%20w%20USB-drivers.iso.bz2 > > BTW- Thanks! > --

Re: [Freedos-user] Docs for installing Freedos onto a USB drive

> >>Well... Which tools do you use? Do you mean bootable > >>diskette images? Or other images? I use MSDOS and WinImage to make bootabel USB images. I'm just using Freedod (or trying ot get it installed) for the first time- and would like to try it on a 1GB USB drive > >>To get a bootable Fre

Re: [Freedos-user] Docs for installing Freedos onto a USB drive

Hi Tony, > I already know how to make USB drives DOS (msdos) > bootable and write bootable images to them. Well... Which tools do you use? Do you mean bootable diskette images? Or other images? To get a bootable FreeDOS diskette image, just pick one of the three disks on http://rugxulo.googlepag

[Freedos-user] Docs for installing Freedos onto a USB drive

I already know how to make USB drives DOS (msdos) bootable and write bootable images to them. The Freedos Installer does not allow the selection of a USB drive in order to install Freedos to. The only drive the installer would see is the C drive, which contains XP Pro- but XP sees the USB drive j

Re: [Freedos-user] DOSVNC doesn't work

"Oleg O. Chukaev" wrote: > I run TightVNC on the Linux machine. Viewer works on the FreeDOS > machine, w/o emulators / virtual machines. I'm confused, because you wrote earlier: "I tried DOS VNC viewer -- it doesn't work". Robert Riebisch -- BTTR Software http://www.bttr-software.de/ -

Re: [Freedos-user] DOSVNC doesn't work

Hello Eric, Robert, > Maybe the viewer is confused about your PCs IP versus > the IP of your router/switch/dsl modem? I know somebody I have no router or dsl modem, only 2 computers (with IPs 192.168.1.1 (server) and 192.168.1.3 (viewer)) and a switch... > I used TightVNC viewer on Windows 2000