Hi,

At work we have one computer left that has MS-DOS. This computer also consists vital code which are ran on bootable MS-DOS floppies.
As a developer I'm very afraid that the hard-drive on the developer station will break, which would give a lot of headache. Well, my first weapon against this is to try to make a virtual ms-dos computer, before I port my code to Win-64.

So therefore I've been recently installing MS-DOS 6.22 on DosBox following the instructions at
Installing MS-DOS on DosBox.

Further on I need to install Borland C++ 3.1 and PCTCP-kernel.
How do I do it? I've downloaded the compiler, but how to I create a image from it, so I can mount it as a CD-ROM or a harddrive image?

I also have code that I need to modify and share with Win7 (subversion), how can this be done? Applications we have written can be booted in bochs with internet support using pctcp-kernel.

Thank you very much for your replies,

Ole J.