Dotaz: ako dat FreeSCO na HDD

[Gylu]

Cawte, ked sa spusti FreeSCO, tak je tam taka moznost ze mv2hd , ale to len skopiruje na hdd veci. Ja by som potreboval, aby normalne bootoval z HDD, ako by sa to dalo spravit?

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[Käyttäjä 11133]

Tím, že upravíš lilo.conf tak aby zapsal zavaděč na ten disk a spustíš lilo.

[Gylu]

No v readme je len mv2hd, ale to len skopiruje veci na hdd. Musite tam mat neky system(dos,w95,w98...) aby vam bootol z hdd. Ale ja by som tam nechcel mat dos...

[spectrum]

To install your router on a hard drive you first need to prepare the drive - it should be formatted with a bootable dos partition. (FAT16 or FAT32) Freesco can share the partition with an existing install of DOS or Win3.11/95/98. Everything is installed under a directory called ROUTER, except router.bat which is in the root directory. Other directories/files are left untouched.

Once you have this, boot from the freesco disk, and at the first screen use the mv2hd command. The router and any configuration you've done will be copied to th e hard drive. Your system will reboot automaticly when finished. You will need to remove the floppy and either edit autoexec.bat to launch router.bat automatically, or if the drive is otherwise blank you can just rename router.bat to autoexec.bat. Although if you plan on installing packages it is recommended to use a seperate autoexec.bat file and run scandisk in automatic mode, so that it will run at each boot before Freesco starts.

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[a omlouvám se za to vnucování dosu ...]

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Přečtěte si readme.txt.

[Gylu]

Neak , zaujimavo hodil tu odpoved :-/