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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Software Issues and Discussion => Topic started by: ricco32097 on May 27, 2007, 09:38:09 PM
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Hi, I need some help. Could someone please make an .adf file with a freeware DOS compatible boot system? In PC-Task, the program asks for a boot disk, but I don't own a floppy drive any more. So I am not sure how to create one.
I really would appreciate it. I am quite sure others could use such an .adf file too.
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I asked the same question a while back. The consensus seemed to be that you can't make a bootable DOS disk as an .ADF for emulator (or other) system use.
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Really?...bummer.
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IIRC certain versions of DMS could read/write PC formatted diskettes, but I don't know how would you mount them.
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To create a bootable PC DOS disk, just find a PC (preferably Win 98/ME/2000), put a DD floppy in, click on start, go into settings, the command window, click on add/remove programs, and choose create startup disk.
That will work fine with your PCTask.
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Couldn't someone just create a harddisk-image?
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Yes, that would be awesome. Anyone?
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so pirating MSDOS now is OK, eh?
(just kidding)
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I did say freeware DOS...like FreeDOS (http://www.freedos.org/)
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Hej,
it's possible.
I tried out last year. Got some help from Forum Amiga-News.
I'll send you some ADF's for PeeCee-Emu, if you give me adress for sending.
Regards
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Cool
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O.K.
need your email!
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PM sent
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Thank you soo much for your help.