From: Simon Atkinson <simonatkin...@operamail.com>
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Thanks
From: Simon Atkinson <simonatkin...@operamail.com>
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Hi th
Thanks Louis Santillan, userbeitrag, Andy Stamp, Mateusz Viste and Jerome
E. Shidel Jr. for your comments and help will investigate further and
post results shortly
Simon
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On 28 October 2016 at 18:04, Simon Atkinson <simonatkin...@operamail.com>
wrote:
> Hi there
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Hi there
I presume that FreeDOS, like other versions of DOS, will run on an
8086-based system or have I missed something?
I have tried to boot FreeDOS on a IBM PS/2 Model 30 (8086 CPU and standard
8-bit ISA and version with a 1.44MB floppy drive), but have had little luck.
The boot disks I
Hi there
Among other operating systems, I’m running FreeDOS on an old Vaio PCG-CF
(Pentium MMX) sub-notebook.
It has a single PCMCIA slot; one USB port and an infrared port.
I’d like to establish a direct wireless connection to the Internet under
FreeDOS and was wondering if there are any (can
Could somebody please point me to site/article that describes the FreeDOS
boot process. And I'm interested in finding out more about what
sys.comdoes/how it works, when copying The FreeDOS kernel
..kernel.sys. Does
sys.com change the code in the MBR of a hard disk or only the volume boot
record
Could somebody please point me to site/article that describes the FreeDOS
boot process. And I'm interested in finding out more about what
sys.comdoes/how it works, when copying The FreeDOS kernel
..kernel.sys. Does
sys.com change the code in the MBR of a hard disk or only the volume boot
record
Hi there ... just a quick query: what is the difference between the
files/distributions/1.0
and
files/distributions/1.0/3sep2006
..except the latter contains zipped files. Does the former contain more
up-to-date ISOs?
Thanks
Simon