R
RJK
If I dig out my old dos 6.22 floppy, from years ago when I used to able to
tweak the things (config.sys and autoexec.bat), so that I at least get that
old generic OAK cd-rom driver installed in config.sys along with a
corresponding mscdex.exe - i think it was called etc, will that be good
enough to use, and for Nero to read when making a bootable cd-r with the 4
command line scanners that David H Lipman uses.
I tried a DOS 6.22 boot floppy creation from bootdisk.com and there's no
cd-driver installed, and no keyb uk, and the XP boot floopy creation wizard
yields a floppy with an empty config.sys and NO autoexec.bat at all !!
....and yes, I do know that config.sys is a pure ASCII text file, same as
autoexec.bat and they're read top down etc.
....and are there any DOS externals lurking in my XP Home ed. machine like
there used to be in the command directory in W98se ?
regards, Richard
tweak the things (config.sys and autoexec.bat), so that I at least get that
old generic OAK cd-rom driver installed in config.sys along with a
corresponding mscdex.exe - i think it was called etc, will that be good
enough to use, and for Nero to read when making a bootable cd-r with the 4
command line scanners that David H Lipman uses.
I tried a DOS 6.22 boot floppy creation from bootdisk.com and there's no
cd-driver installed, and no keyb uk, and the XP boot floopy creation wizard
yields a floppy with an empty config.sys and NO autoexec.bat at all !!
....and yes, I do know that config.sys is a pure ASCII text file, same as
autoexec.bat and they're read top down etc.
....and are there any DOS externals lurking in my XP Home ed. machine like
there used to be in the command directory in W98se ?
regards, Richard