Easy-PC

[RST Engineering (jw)]

Somebody on this ng was kind enough to port me an old dos copy of EZPC
inside of two files named disk1.zip and disk2.zip. I copied all the files
from disk1.zip to a floppy and similarly from disk2.zip. I booted with an
old dos 6.22 disk and tried every trick I knew to install EZPC onto the hard
drive. No luck. I used old 8.3 filenames and directory structures and
still no luck.

If anybody has any suggestions as to what I might be doing wrong, I'd
appreciate it. If anybody has an old obsolete copy of a Windoze version,
I'd appreciate that also.

Thanks for all the great help over the years, by the way.

Jim

 

[JeffM]

I booted with an old dos 6.22 disk
and tried every trick I knew to install EZPC onto the hard drive.
Jim RST Engineering (jw)

DOS 6 does not speak FAT32. Could that be your problem?

 

[crazy frog]

try dos 7.1
type dos 7.1 in google download it.
copy image onto a cd and install from cd.
handles fat16 fat32 and i think ntfs

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Somebody on this ng was kind enough to port me an old dos copy of EZPC
inside of two files named disk1.zip and disk2.zip. I copied all the files
from disk1.zip to a floppy and similarly from disk2.zip. I booted with an
old dos 6.22 disk and tried every trick I knew to install EZPC onto the
hard drive. No luck. I used old 8.3 filenames and directory structures
and still no luck.

If anybody has any suggestions as to what I might be doing wrong, I'd
appreciate it. If anybody has an old obsolete copy of a Windoze version,
I'd appreciate that also.

Thanks for all the great help over the years, by the way.

Jim