Re: installing DOS on a partition without destroying a partition of data

[Joerg Johannes <liste_joerg@gmx.de>]

On Sunday 18 May 2003 02:56, Kevin Mark wrote:
> Any bootloader can boot dos.
> the bootloader has nothing to do with the installation of the os
> but the bootloader has to be configured after the os is installed.
> if you have free space on your disk, just make a dos partition with
> cfdisk, fdisk,etc. Pop in your dos book disk, format c: /s, and that
> shoudl be it.

But be careful: Dos and Windows need the C: partition to be the first 
partition on the hd. If you have free disk space only in a logical partition, 
you are kind of lost => You will have to repartition your hd.

joerg

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