Linux works the same, except there are different commands, and lots more choices. So, with this bit of knowledge, can you now build a floppy or Hard Drive that boots MSDOS? But, you can copy those and continue building your system disk. ![]() Now the floppy boots, but the config.sys and autoexec.bat and other needed files are still missing. I always copy SYS.COM to every floppy too! There will also be COMMAND.COM on theįloppy. If the hidden system files, MSDOS.SYS and IO.SYS aren't on the Floppy it won't boot. ![]() I can do that in one of two ways in MSDOS 3.3: (Formatting the floppy just creates the filesystem, and layout (FAT or FAT32) for the storage.) How do I make it boot? Well I need to have a Initial Program Loader (IPL) and some system files, and a Master Boot Record (MBR) created on the Formatted Floppy. It's missing some system files and the MBR. ![]() Code: C:/> format a:That will format the floppy in "A" Drive.
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