Making a DOS boot disc
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Unidentified Assilant
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Your conventional memory must be full. Find the file HIMEM.SYS and copy it to your disk. Then add this line to the top of your CONFIG.SYS:Then in CONFIG.SYS, change all the rest of the lines that have DEVICE= to DEVICEHIGH=Code: Select all
DEVICE=HIMEM.SYS
I think that should fix it.
Thankyou for trying, but that did not seem to work either. Anything else i could do?
BTW it says "Configuration to large for memory"
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As long as HIMEM.sys is on the floppy, it should work... 
Did you put in your (I think) config.sys file, too? That will force DOS to run in expanded memory.
Did you put
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DOS=HIGHTwitter
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ok, ill try thatbicostp wrote:Did you putin your (I think) config.sys file, too? That will force DOS to run in expanded memory.Code: Select all
DOS=HIGH
EDIT: It didnt work... I also figured out it has something to do with my large 750kb audio driver
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