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how create freedos 1.1.live cd (Users)

posted by glennmcc Homepage E-mail, North Jackson, Ohio (USA), 23.07.2014, 16:18

Roberto,

Did that procedure work to make a FreeDos live CD ?

> > Hi,
> >
> > i want to create a "live cd" (like many linux distro)with freedos 1.1.
> > I'm intersted to boot from cd ONLY the claasic files in odin
> distribution,
> > plus usb suite from Breth.
> >
> > How i can create this WITHOUT use of window$ programs?
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> > Roberto iw2evk
>
> Alter as needed for FreeDos instead of OpenDos
>
> --- makelive.bat ---
> @echo off
> cd \doscdrb3
> echo Place a diskette in drive A:
> echo Place a blank CD-R in the burner
> pause
>
> rem format the diskette and make it bootable
> format a: /s
>
> rem copy all files needed for booting the system to the diskette
> xcopy \doscdrb3\opendos7\boot\*.* a:\*.* /H /S /V
>
> rem make an image of the diskette and move it to the 'root' dir
> call readboot.bat
> move opendos7.img opendos7\root\*.*
>
> rem make the ISO CD image of everything else we want on the CD
> make9660.exe -p -m opendos7\root\ opendos7 opendos7\opendos7.iso
>
> rem make the image bootable
> mkbootcd.exe opendos7\opendos7.iso bootcatx.bin opendos7.img
>
> if "%1"=="dvd-rw" goto dvd-rw
> rem load the burner driver and burn the image to the CD
> rem SCSI CD-R
> call add_scsi.bat
> file2cd.exe opendos7\opendos7.iso /beep /eject /noconfirm /nounderrun
> goto end
>
> :dvd-rw
> rem load the burner driver and burn the image to the CD
> rem DVD-RW
> addev.com aspi.sys
> ?cdtools /format /id=0:0:0
> file2cd.exe opendos7\opendos7.iso /beep /eject /id=0:0:0 /noconfirm
> /nounderrun
> deldev aspi.sys
> del c:\aspi.log
>
> :end
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