Hello Kevin!

23 Sep 09 18:19, Kevin Klement wrote to All:

 KK> Now do I have to make three MS-DOS Boot disks and expand the files
 KK> onto the right disks? Disk 1 Disk 2 and Disk 3

Nope...works like installing Windows.  Disk1 is bootable and AUTOEXEC runs
setup routine which walks you through FDISK and FORMAT options to prep the
hard disk, and calls EXPAND itself to extract files, prompts you to swap
floppies, etc.

 KK> Any easy way to do this, so I have a "working" copy of MS-DOS 6.22
 KK> on 1.44 floppies? Ready to install if need be, I have a
 KK> workstation running MS-DOS 6.22 connecting to my server.

Shouldn't be a biggie if you have a working 6.22 setup on which to create
the bootable Disk1.  However, also like Windows, there are upgrade and full
versions.  It it's an upgrade, it will insist on finding a prior version
(probably 6.2) to upgrade.

.\\ike

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