From: "Bob Moss" 

Your problem is most likely in your Linux Bootloader, since it overwrites 
the DOS bootloader area on disk c:  to install the Dual-Boot Loader.
You could probably get some help on repairing/rewriting this from
the book Knoppix Hacks or go to the website knoppix and searching the
archives.  Then again you may be able to get the info from your Suse man 
files.

You could also try a DSL boot disk and check out the boot loader file.

Bob 'doman' Moss  "If you don't have Chocolate you don't have food"

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Constant Brouerius van Nidek" 
To: 
Sent: Friday, May 09, 2008 9:41 AM
Subject: My Drdos 7.03 will not boot.


> Nothing directly to do with opendos but still with the plain drdos.
> I have on my computer three relative small hard disc. On the first hard 
> disc I
> have about 2M on the first partition with Drdos. On the second half of 
> this 4
> MB disc I have a Linux partition. My Linux is running from the second hard
> disc which has two versions of Suse linux. The nr 3 place is the cd rom/ 
> dvd
> drive, the last hard disc is also a linux partition used for photos etc.
>
> Everything ran fine and I am using my Drdos still regularly. It always 
> started
> from the grub menu without problems.
> Somehow suddenly the drdos did not want to start via grub. Thought I had 
> some
> trouble with sys part of the dos instalation but when I start the drdos
> partition with a drdos cd I just get everything as before. Did a sys A: C:
> (A: being the letter given to the cdrom, but that did not make a 
> difference.
> No idea why but the partition still does not want to boot.
> And due to the missing autoexec.bat and config.sys from my partition I 
> have a
> less than stellar configuration and missing out on memory hungry programs.
> Where can I find how to burn an iso with my own autoexec.bat and 
> config.sys?
> Why is my dos partition not working? Any ideas?
> 



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