JD Fenech wrote:
Hi.
Can someone at least reply? If noone actually knows anything, a few
responses would be comforting. If anyone has any ideas on how I can
switch disk images when I need to, that would be great.
Just had to respond to your plea. I have the same problem when I send
out a request for help and get no response. Anyway, back in the
eighties, the BIOS was changed to allow for computers with only one
floppy to fake switching to a non-existent b: drive. My suggestion
to you is to set your boot program (grub, etc.) to allow for a true DOS
boot (Freedos/4dos in my case) and read in your floppies (sounds like a
program install). Then access the data from Linux, if that's your
choice. Just another way of looking at the problem.
John
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