Michael Devore wrote:
At 04:48 AM 2/12/2006 +0000, Mark Bailey wrote:
Good day, all:
I am trying to get a USB stick to boot FreeDOS using SYSLINUX and
MEMDISK.
It boots fine using the odin1440.img file from odin.fdos.org/2005/.
FreeDOS
boots fine and copies the odin1440.img files to A: (a ram disk).
It recognizes the USB stick as C:. However, a DIR C: shows no files
and any attempt to copy a file to the stick works but corrupts it.
Does this happen/have you tested on a minimalist boot, with only the
smallest number of files and setup absolutely necessary to get to a bare
DOS prompt?
Hi again, Michael:
This happens with the development kernel/command.com from
fdos.org/kernel with the same configuration (command.com and
kernel.sys only).
FreeDOS kernel version 1.1.35w (Build 2005w-UNSTABLE, Feb 10 2006)
[...]
WARNING: partition Pri:1 FS 0B has CHS= 98-91-1, not 89-128-1
C: HD1, Pri[ 1], CHS= 0-1-1, start=0MB, size=62MB
Note that the FreeDOS format runs but creates something that Windows
doesn't recognize at all.
I suspect the CHS 0-1-1 setting.
Any ideas?
Mark
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