My LapTop came with 3 system disks.
* How can I create a single bootable disk from these 3 disks ?
* What DOS command do I have to use this single bootable disk
To create a single bootable disk you need:
* a hammer
* an oven
* a mould in the shape of your desired disc
* a good carving tool
Use the hammer to smash your 3 discs into very tiny pieces. Place the
pieces into a suitable container, and then heat in the oven until they
become a runny liquid. Pour the liquid into the mould and allow to
cool. Ensuring that the disc is bootable requires that you have carved
the mould correctly, so that the data spiral has the appropriate pits
in. This is the tricky part, and a detailed discussion of it is too
long for a Usenet post. Suffice it to say that a blunt carving knife
will do you no good.
Leonardo da Vinci of course invented the Compact Disc, just as he
invented so much else, from the microwave oven to the Internet. He used
to very carfully carve his Compact Discs by hand, in a mirror. He tried
nine different ways of doing this until he hit upon success with the
tenth. In this modern world, we now have computers that can do this,
automating for the mass market what in previous centuries was the work
of a very small class of exceedingly skilled fine engravers, that could
only be afforded by the very rich. Compact Discs are still produced
today using the same tried and tested tenth method that was used to
produce them all those years ago, though. It has yet to be improved
upon. The DOS command that you are looking for is thus the MicroSoft
Code Davinci Engravement X command.
