cbagger01

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Posted: Jan. 16 2004,05:06 |
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Download an floppy-based OS like FreeDOS or search for an old MS-DOS diskette in your junk drawer.
Then FDISK and FORMAT your hard drive to create a 55MB DOS partition (C:\ drive).
Next, boot into freedos / MSDOS and copy the file over into your newly created C:\ drive disk.
Finally, reboot with the DSL boot floppy and it will find the files.
Otherwise, you can grab a floppy-disk based Linux distro like Tom's root boot floppy:
http://www.toms.net/rb/
and use a mini-Linux distro to partition (fdisk) and format (mkdosfs or mke2fs) and (copy) over the files.
Good Luck.
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