BootDisk

[Iniluki]

OK how do I make a boot disk in dos?

whats the commands to do it please?

Making one in windows isnt an option.

[Atamur]

sys a:

(if memory serves me...)

[Miserableman]

You can download them pre-made from www.bootdisk.com, go for the Win98 2nd edition unless you need something specialist.

[Jester]

He needs a head specialist.

Jester

Originally posted by Jester667
He needs a head specialist.

Jester

your help in this matter astounds me

[Raging.Retard]

Originally posted by Atamur
sys a:

(if memory serves me...)

The sys command will copy the required files to boot from a floppy. Sys however takes 2 params, (source and target, not sure about order). This however doesnt copy autoexec.bat or config.sys, so you will have no drivers loaded.

Of course, this only works on a DOS based OS, its not going to work in 2k/XP land.

[Jester]

Originally posted by Raging.Retard


The sys command will copy the required files to boot from a floppy. Sys however takes 2 params, (source and target, not sure about order). This however doesnt copy autoexec.bat or config.sys, so you will have no drivers loaded.

Of course, this only works on a DOS based OS, its not going to work in 2k/XP land.

What you’re trying to say is that Iniluki had his bootdisk before anyone replied to this thread and that it’s completely useless, right?

Jester

PS: format a: /S

[Gayle29uk]

Originally posted by Raging.Retard
Sys however takes 2 params, (source and target, not sure about order). This however doesnt copy autoexec.bat or config.sys, so you will have no drivers loaded.

One of which is optional (source). Sys a: will work just fine. As will format a: /s [/qu].