I also know that i can make and change the data in grups.d. In the grub file you set the path between a device and the standard grub file with it mouniting point. And i was told make it in the safe version and kopie it to the bootdevice.Īnd then finally the grup file i as noob get nervous from that work. The Fstab i can read write but i do not know what to type specifiek fstab path. i reallly do not understand what this means. It is also that often i need to update the fstab, and i need to update or adjust the. Then my biggest probleem is to understand the setup from bootloader, what kind which brand ? can i install more then 1 into the boot loader. The problems i have are: Not al machines use EUFI 1 uses Legacyġ machine is 32-64 bit the rest 64bit they all run on mint20.2 some usbsticks need a small sdcard, these sticks are often USB 3.0 while my ports at most machies are just 2.0
I love Linux i bought my first book red hat 1.0 with cdrom at een computer fairy in the Netherlands giant building packed with people who love to tinker their own sytems, Dell just started making desktop. I am getting elliptical attacks from the data tsunami that overwhelms me. Some of my live usb sticks do work but most wont work, now en then im lucky so i know i could do it. Well this is not true or i am really dumm. Thid website claimed that i only have to add the iso to the stick no extra work necessary. Now i must admit i tried many live usb bootable devices.
So i downloaded the file en started to prepare 1 x 16 bg usbstick formatted to fat32, 1 primary partition was 14 gb, boot partitie was 2 gb 1 bootflag on the boot partition.
The iso was prepped by a person how knows this in en out, it had been tested. When i found this website i was convinced it would work. OK my fellow usb live boot able fans, usb sticks are a pain in my ass. This Bootable DOS ISO was tested on HP, DELL, Supermicro iKVMs and on VmWare.ĭownload Link: Tags: bios, dos Posted by BackTrack in Linux on July 16, 2013 The only thing left is to execute it: E:\FREEDOS> M620-0~0.EXE On the following picture you can see that Dell BIOS update utility – M620-0~0.EXE is present in the directory. Just put your custom files in FREEDOS folder and after booting you will be able to run them in DOS environment.Īfter boot process is complete run dir command to see what files are in current directory. To add your own files to the iso, just use trial version of Magic ISO Maker (300MB maximum), or some similar program. Using modified iso image from this page you can boot directly to DOS without need to install anything: Unfortunately FreeDOS 1.1 LiveCD mode is not supported out of the box. I was struggling with BIOS upgrades for our new Dell servers, as Dell didn’t provide bootable ISO image for BIOS upgrades.Īfter searching for DOS bootable images I have found FreeDOS project.
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