From: "Alain M." 

The download versions are binary and source. That is because of the GPL 
licence.

If you know DOS well, you may do a hand install. Comfig and autoexec do 
have some different syntax for a few programs, but not too much. Just 
one example: instead of scandisk, there is dosfsck ported from a recent 
version, probably more stable then scandisk ever was.

Memory managemnt is 99.9% compatible, there is HIMEM, EMM386, VCPI, etc...

Join the list, it is active. Version 1.1 will probably be out this month :)

Alain

RiverWind escreveu:
> Greetings,
> 
> You know fat32 and long file names is a huge plus for me. However,
> I have yet to find a version of fredos that is available for
> download that doesn't have to be compiled. Might any of you know
> where I might find a complete version of fredos? I have visited the
> project's website, but all they seem to have are versions that need
> to be compiled. Lastly, what type of memory manage resources does
> fredos have?
> 
> Bright Blessings,
> RiverWind
> 
> On Tue, 3 Feb 2009, Alain M. wrote:
> 
>> Date: Tue, 03 Feb 2009 15:16:04 -0200
>> To: opendos{at}delorie.com
>> From: Alain M. 
>> Subject: Re: Most Recent Copy of DRDOS
>>
>> Even more, FreeDOS has FAT32 and LFN
>>
>> Gene Buckle escreveu:
>>>  On Tue, 3 Feb 2009, RiverWind wrote:
>>>
>>> >  Thanks so much for your response. I shall check into it and let 
>>> everyone >  know the results. $35 is not unreasonable for a fully 
>>> functioning >  version of dos.
>>> >
>>>  ....and it's also a waste of money when OpenDOS is essentially the same
>>>  and free.
>>>
>>>  g.
>>>
>>
>>
> 
> 


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