DOS ain't dead

Hi,

maybe a problem of the driver? My BIOS supports USB HDs and USB sticks. And I hadnt a problem.

(I cannot write more, because my desktop pc is far away from me until next year.)

Bye
Flo

> someone know like create a FAT32 partition on a usb key using freedos
> fdisk.
> (i loaded usb drivers before starting fdisk..)
>
> Fdisk from datalight dos can create partition on usb key, BUT NOT fat 32,
> only fat16 exetended or non dos partition.

So you are using Datalight ROM DOS w/ native DOS USB drivers to try to create a FAT32 partition on a USB flash drive? IIRC, the FreeDOS package of FDISK (as well as my disk #2) also includes SPFDISK (which works on SATA) and XFDISK since FD Fdisk isn't quite up to par (yet?). I haven't really messed with any of 'em much, though, to be honest.

The better working solution is probably (?) just to use GNU/Linux or MS Windows (or whatever w/ USB support) to do it for you instead of relying on imperfect, unofficial DOS USB drivers.

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