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--- systems:dosboot [2012/05/24 16:20] – created superwizard
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 http://www.techspot.com/community/topics/how-to-install-dos-onto-hard-drive-without-floppy-cd-rom.31667/
-Buy a 2.5" to 3.5" adapter, take the harddisk out of the laptop, put it as Slave in a PC.
+  * Buy a 2.5" to 3.5" adapter, take the harddisk out of the laptop, put it as Slave in a PC.
-Then format that HD, using the other PCs options.
+  * Then format that HD, using the other PCs options.
-Or use a W98SE bootfloppy (www.bootdisk.com has the files to make one).
+  * Or use a W98SE bootfloppy (www.bootdisk.com has the files to make one).
-Use FDISK from that floppy, to partition the HD, big one in front, small one (2-3GB) at the back, and set the first partition to Active.Then from the A:\> prompt type in format x: /s /u where x = the first partition.
+  * Use FDISK from that floppy, to partition the HD, big one in front, small one (2-3GB) at the back, and set the first partition to Active.Then from the A:\> prompt type in format x: /s /u where x = the first partition.
-Then from the A:\> prompt type in format y: /u where y = the second partition. Next, copy your W2K files onto the second partition.
+  * Then from the A:\> prompt type in format y: /u where y = the second partition. Next, copy your W2K files onto the second partition.
-Put the jumper back to Master and put the HD back in the laptop.
+  * Put the jumper back to Master and put the HD back in the laptop.
-It will boot to the C:\> prompt. Go to the small partition with W2K files and type in: setup and off you go.
+  * It will boot to the C:\> prompt. Go to the small partition with W2K files and type in: setup and off you go.