Because on my computer only drive I is FAT32, all the others are NTFS, so I want to install DOS on drive I. XP is already installed on drive C. What I want is to be able to choose DOS from the boot menu when starting up. Is there any way to do that? I’ve been looking for the answer for a long time, and I hope your site can provide some help. I would be extremely grateful!!!
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Posted 2003-09-01 00:00 · 中国 四川 成都 鹏博士宽带
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Unless your I drive is a primary partition..... otherwise even if you install it, it still can't boot...
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Is it really impossible to make a boot file that points to the DOS on drive I, and then have boot.ini point to that file?
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The following is quoted from Roy at 2003-9-1 22:33:28:I also want to set up a dual-boot system with DOS 7.1 and Win2003 on different partitions. If there is a primary partition for DOS, how should it be installed?
Unless your I drive is a primary partition..... otherwise even if you install it, it still can't boot...
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