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   * [[https://hg.pushbx.org/ecm/edrdos/rev/feda14976c32#l1.233|There is a bug in which]] the BDOS loader may have calculated an off-by-one amount of sectors to read, but this is unlikely to cause any problems   * [[https://hg.pushbx.org/ecm/edrdos/rev/feda14976c32#l1.233|There is a bug in which]] the BDOS loader may have calculated an off-by-one amount of sectors to read, but this is unlikely to cause any problems
   * The BDOS loader did not support 256 sectors/cluster, which iniload and [[https://github.com/FDOS/kernel/commit/2efe4ab9f4a645eb3b44a178c99eb03c4cfa6ead|the new revisions of the FreeDOS boot sector loaders]] do support   * The BDOS loader did not support 256 sectors/cluster, which iniload and [[https://github.com/FDOS/kernel/commit/2efe4ab9f4a645eb3b44a178c99eb03c4cfa6ead|the new revisions of the FreeDOS boot sector loaders]] do support
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 +===== Use =====
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 +Any one of the four kernel files suffices to load the kernel. FreeDOS SYS or EDR-DOS SYS may both be used to install the boot sector loader, using their /K switch to set the appropriate filename for the kernel. (EDR-DOS SYS is so old it does not contain loaders that support 256 sectors per cluster.) lDOS's instsect may also be used, in which case the /F= switch is used to set the filename.
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 {{tag>edrdos ldosboot inicomp lzip}} {{tag>edrdos ldosboot inicomp lzip}}
blog/pushbx/2024/0107_enhanced_dr-dos_single-file_load.txt · Last modified: 2024-01-08 09:42:28 +0100 Jan Mon by ecm