One day I saw the update notice on the Qibu website, so I decided to burn the stuff on the site onto a CD. To save space, I compressed everything, but when I wanted to install DOS 7.10 (NewDOS), what I downloaded was the full CD installation edition,
the CD file (.iso) is inside a .rar archive in my CD file folder. So let me ask:
Can I still use this CD to install DOS7??
How can I read the contents of the iso file onto the hard disk? Is there any software for reading iso files?
My machine is a pure DOS machine.
Also, I'd like to ask everyone to help me find the highest versions of zip for dos and arj for dos.
And I'd also like to ask about software and usage methods for putting large batches of .img files onto the hard disk.
One more question: since rar has such a high compression ratio, why are img files still used??
the CD file (.iso) is inside a .rar archive in my CD file folder. So let me ask:
Can I still use this CD to install DOS7??
How can I read the contents of the iso file onto the hard disk? Is there any software for reading iso files?
My machine is a pure DOS machine.
Also, I'd like to ask everyone to help me find the highest versions of zip for dos and arj for dos.
And I'd also like to ask about software and usage methods for putting large batches of .img files onto the hard disk.
One more question: since rar has such a high compression ratio, why are img files still used??



