Op 1-7-2012 16:55, Martin T schreef:
> to find a solution to boot FreeDOS from USB memory stick :)
try the RUFUS program (search for RUFUS DOS USB on Google), it creates a
FreeDOS bootable USB stick with only the bare required files. Specially
created for flashing BIOS now that optical drives a
Geraldo,
yes, after devloading the CD-ROM driver and associating it with a
drive, I'm able to access atiflash.exe and ROM images. However, I need
to find a solution to boot FreeDOS from USB memory stick :)
Bernd,
thank you for those commands! Am I technically correct that "DEVLOAD
ELTORITO.SYS
Hi All,
So,
i think creating a bootable freedos iso with your files
and then devloading it may solve :P
Have you tried? :P
Kind Regards and Best Wishes,
Geraldo Netto
Non dvcor, dvco => Sapere Aude
São Paulo, Brasil, -3gmt
site: http://exdev.sf.net/
On 26 June 2012 14:55, Bernd Blaauw wrote:
Op 26-6-2012 19:39, Martin T schreef:
> Geraldo,
>
> thanks, I'm fine. In case I boot the freedos.iso image with "qemu
> -cdrom freedos.iso -boot d -m 128" and try to access any drive other
> than "A:\", I get the "Invalid drive" error:
@ECHO OFF
echo Loading EL-TORITO ISO9660 non-emulation driver
Geraldo,
thanks, I'm fine. In case I boot the freedos.iso image with "qemu
-cdrom freedos.iso -boot d -m 128" and try to access any drive other
than "A:\", I get the "Invalid drive" error:
http://i.imgur.com/7XjgG.png
I'm afraid one can not access other files in "A:\" mode than the ones
on the fl
Hi Martin,
How are you doing?
Well, i think you should try to boot your
previous iso image loading the cd driver
it should create a d:\ or so that would have
your files, but once again, i`m not really sure
that will work out...
any suggestion, folks?
Geraldo Netto
Non dvcor, dvco => Sapere Aude
Geraldo,
you are probably correct. If I use fdboot.img as a floppy drive image
like this: "qemu -fda /home/martin/FreeDOS/isolinux/fdboot.img -boot a
-m 128m" ..I end up on the very same "A:\>" prompt. So I should:
A) mount the CD mount point on the "A:\" prompt
Is this possible at all? As much
Hi Martin,
files are probably not on your a:\ but on your cd mount point (maybe d:\?)
in order to add to your files on a:\ you will need to edit the img file which
represents a virtual floppy disk as far as i know
isolinux has the magic configuration which points out to the img file
i said before.
I would like to add atiflash.exe(DOS application for flashing ATI
graphics cards BIOS) and few BIOS image files(each are 128KB in size)
to FreeDOS installation image. I downloaded 40MB "FreeDOS 1.1 Base"
installation image, mounted it as a loop device, copied all the files
from mount point to anoth
