First post, by GabrielKnight123
I was watching a video from Philscomputerlab about how to install DDO software (Dynamic Drive Overlay) and he made a single partition, I think a primary partition with FAT32 of 32GB and then he transferred Dos over on to it, he didnt install it like you would Dos 6.22 as we all know it wont install on FAT32, I could see in the video he had a Dos folder in the root of C: but what Dos version would this have been in the root of C:? The PC booted using Windows 98se type of Dos because of the Windows 98 logo at the start like it was from the Windows 98se boot disk when he formatted the partition but im wondering if instead of installing Dos 6.22 would just transferring work instead though it wont actually be Dos 6.22 it would just use the programs in the Dos folder and the Windows 98se boot side would be used to get FAT32 and to boot. I sort of know that Windows 98se boot disks use Dos 7 or something similar and correct me if im wrong might not be compatible with Dos 6.22 programs, would doing all this be good for Dos gaming and using Dos 6.22 programs as I dont know if Dos 7 will run all Dos 6.22 games.