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IMG file (Needs Disk ImagePro for DOS or WinImage for Windows to extract to Floppy)īasicIMG Bootdisks are further compressed into ZIP format archive files(Download basic UnZip Utility oruse PKZIP or WinZip to open)ĭisk Imagesaved as Disk eXpress Self-Extracting Diskette Image for DOSĭisk Imagesaved as a Compressed WinImage IMZ File (Can only be opened byWinImage for Windows)

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WinImage v8.0 32bit version for Windows 9x, NT (x86), 2000 & XP(Link to WinImage Download page)Īll Bootdisk Images are now categorised as follows:ĭisk Imagesaved by Disk Image Pro for DOS as. Microsoft Win32s v1.30 ~ 32bit support for Windows 3.x WinImage v3.0 16bit versionfor Windows 3.1x

(Complete with Helpfiles and Notes) and re-create all the following DOS images in1.44MB 3½' HD Format Only. (Program Only - No Help File)ĭisk Copy Fast v5.3 Diskette Creation Utility for DOS ~ SharewareEditionĭisk Conversion is disabled in this shareware copy, But it isable to read and write 1.68MB DMF Format. Note ~ This version of Disk Image Pro does not supportNon-Standard diskette sizes such as Microsoft 1.68MB DMF, But itis ideally suited for Bootdisk creation with its diskette sizeconversion capability. Please Note ~ You need to Download DCP or WinImage Separately:ĭisk Image Pro v2.6 DisketteImage Creation and Extraction Utility for DOS Read Convert.Txt in each Zip Package which contains Boot Image & Instructionsīootdisks for versions of MS PC & DR DOS and DOS based Bootdisks for Windows up to and including ME are listed here. Each image is saved in 3 1/2' 1.44MB HD Format, But can be easily be converted into 360Kb 5 1/4' LD, 1.2Mb 5 1/4' HD and 3 1/2' 720Kb LD Formats by both DCP and WinImage.

DOS 7.1 BOOT DISK ISO PATCH

One thing to look for is my help system and qbasic (which has various patches in it, including the Phatcode patch for the floppy-disk seek.) I'm not sure if qbasic in this form is there, but at the help is the first GA version.These images have been archived using Disk Copy Pro 2.6 (DCP) IMG format, which is a DOS based utility which can also be extracted by WinImage. From what i have seen of it, it's quite a good attempt at it.

This keeps the basic notion that MS-DOS should be as the label says, but run as a standalone. Matching this version is MS-DOS 6.3, which started off as a generic 'OLDMSDOS' source, but eventually including the entire DOS.Ī similar project at trying to keep to MS-DOS stuff is the Russian MSDOS8 project.

DOS 7.1 BOOT DISK ISO INSTALL

A project had been started to doing an SI install over a different version of Windows, to test various theories there. The DOS is not all that fancy, but it is at least what MS-DOS would have looked like. Unlike the ChinaDOS version, this one is essentially, the MS-DOS 7.1 extracted from Windows 98, along with a number of finds and updates. I did do a version of MS-DOS 7.1 (review point 2400), which is a composite of the standard and additional utilities from Windows 9x. It's certianly boots to 'MS-DOS 7.1', but it's like booting that DOS and running NU on top of it. It's more a mix of external utilities, from MS-DOS, PC-DOS, ROMDOS, and a number of freeware utilities. There's a package of MS-DOS addins that you can replicate MS-DOS 7.1 or MS-DOS 8.0 from your own CD-ROM. My standard Win9x file is based on the file in this version. It is an interesting package, in that it brings a good number of interesting utilities together, and has some interesting configuration files. The version the title refers to is a package by Weniger and Roy through 'China DOS Union', and is listed in the catalogue as 'ChinaDOS'. These all have particular points in the 'review table', because there is a lot of cross-comparison between these. I collect a large number of DOS versions, mostly english, although i do keep german and french sets, and some versions from the further points.

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