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| blog:pcdos71 [2021/05/19 13:51] – [Add PC-DOS 7.1 System Updates] john | blog:pcdos71 [2021/05/19 13:55] (current) – [Boot, Partition and Format] john | ||
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| - | ==== PC-DOS 2000 Boot Floppy ==== | + | ==== PC-DOS |
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| - | Get a PC-DOS 2000 boot floppy and leave just the following files: | + | Get a PC-DOS |
| ATTRIB.EXE | ATTRIB.EXE | ||
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| ==== Boot, Partition and Format ==== | ==== Boot, Partition and Format ==== | ||
| - | Boot from the PC-DOS 2000 floppy and partition your drive as needed. | + | Boot from the PC-DOS |
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| + | Make sure you ' | ||
| //Warning: I found that formatting a FAT32 partition was not supported and had to do that on another system, though the formatted partition did actually show up fine after being created on another system.// | //Warning: I found that formatting a FAT32 partition was not supported and had to do that on another system, though the formatted partition did actually show up fine after being created on another system.// | ||
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| Get a copy of the newer PC-DOS 7.1 files (they are under 1MB in total) and copy them to a floppy disk under a PCDOS71 folder. | Get a copy of the newer PC-DOS 7.1 files (they are under 1MB in total) and copy them to a floppy disk under a PCDOS71 folder. | ||
| - | === Removing PC-DOS 7.0 Files === | + | === Removing PC-DOS 7.0/2000 Files === |
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