RE: ISOs

Nicholas Marsh <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.os.freedos.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Thanks everyone for the fast replys. I feel like such a newbie. Sorry. Anyway it won't go from d: either and D was my actual boot drive. I must be doing something else incorrectly. 

D:\>sys c:                         
FreeDOS System Installer v2.5      
                                   
                                   
Copying KERNEL.SYS...              
SYS: "kernel.sys" not found        
SYS: Trying "D:\kernel.sys"        
SYS: "D:\kernel.sys" not found     
                                   
SYS: cannot copy "KERNEL.SYS"      
                                   
D:\>                               
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Yes, you can't SYS the current drive! 

If you want to systemize the C: drive, you can not start SYS from the C: 
drive. You need to do it from A: or D: or whatever your boot drive is.... 

Ralf 

At 10:35 AM 10/01/2002, you wrote: 
>When I try to sys c: it gives me some errors (see below). 
> 
>--------------------------------- 
>C:\>dir 
> Volume in drive C has no label 
> Volume Serial Number is 0F14-13F2 
>File not found. 
> 
>C:\>sys c: 
>FreeDOS System Installer v2.5 
> 
> 
>Copying KERNEL.SYS... 
>SYS: "kernel.sys" not found 
> 
>SYS: cannot copy "KERNEL.SYS" 
>--------------------------------- 
> 
>Any ideas what I'm doing wrong? Thanks!
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