If you saved them as an image they would work.If you simply saved the data you'd need to get a boot floppy image and add in your files. There are three files on the first floppy that are in a special order and place.I guess you could manually place them but a normal copy doesn't even see them as they were hidden files. You dd a floppy or take an image of a floppy created with rawread or such and burn it as track one of the cd in linux or beos or macos or in windows with nero with a.cue file. You could use nero if you have a.cue file A.cue file is simply a text file that you make with notepad or so and save as burncd.cue or such.. Something like this.

New € MS DOS 6.22 install floppy drive doesn't the floppy to point to my disk 1 image. Started the virtual and DOS started to VM’s boot menu?

FILE 'bootfloppy.img' BINARY TRACK 01 MODE1/2048 INDEX 01 00:00:00 POSTGAP 00:02:00 FILE 'system.img' BINARY TRACK 02 MODE1/2048 INDEX 01 00:00:00 POSTGAP 00:02:00 System image would be any of the data that you'd want to have available. Could be simply files to cd image. Double click on the.cue file and nero builds the cd.

The files have to be in the path or in same directory as.cue to work. Could go to a boot site that maybe has it already built. Do search for 'burn floppy bootable to cd' and you get about a million hits. Playing to the angels Les Paul (1915-2009). The thing is need to create 4 partitions on a new IDE hdd which just purchased for the old laptop.

Virtual PC 2007 - MS-DOS 6.22 Virtual Boot Floppy - Ohman Automation Corp. - - - Virtual PC 2007 - MS-DOS 6.22 Virtual Boot Floppy Return to page. MS-DOS 6.22 Network Boot Floppy, for Virtual PC 2007: (0.7MB zip file) Last updated: MyVersion: 1.00 Title: MS-DOS 6.22 Virtural Boot Floppy With networking, for booting a Virtural Machine in Microsoft Virtual PC 2007 E-Mail: JayRO/at/OhmanCorp.com Disclaimer: This information is provided as reference ONLY.

It is my understanding that this configuration is unsupported by Microsoft. By using this configuration, you agree to accept responsibility for any damage that may occur.

Use at your own risk! Copyrights: This download contains MS-DOS 6.22 software, which is copyrighted by Micrsoft Corporation. Therefore, this software only be used if you are a legel owner of MS-DOS 6.22. I believe we are free to use the MS-Client software, since it is publicly available on the Microsoft FTP site. Target audience: This Virtual Boot Floppy is for system administrators setting up a Microsoft Virtual PC. This was setup for Virtual PC 2007, it should work for Virtual PC 2004. This Virtual Boot Floppy has the following functionality: - Network drive mapping to a Windows 2000/2003 server, client-only.

- CD-ROM is mapped as drive Z: (just a personal preference) - Virtual PC IDLE is installed. - Doskey driver installed.

- Basic Hard Disk setup and configuration: FDISK, FORMAT, SYS Primarily, you can get a raw Virtual Hard Drive configured and formatted. Then install the desired operating system, either via CD-ROM (real or virtual), floppy disks, or from the network. Arcade Game 2012 For Pc Windows 7 Full Version. ----------------------------- I needed to do a fair amount of compromising to get this to fit on to a Virtual Floppy disk: - The most significant compromise was edit.com: I stole edit.com from Windows 98 (but it works). - I had to revert to the client-only version of net.exe. - Dumped ping.exe and ipconfig.exe ----------------------------- Getting this Virtual Boot Floppy to function correctly in an Active Directory network requires some specific settings on the LAN.

Please see the. This Virtual Boot Floppy is configured to logon to a Windows 2003 AD Domain with the following settings: C: Drive ShareName: C-Drive ComputerName: DOS622x1 UserName: Administrator DomainName: MYDOMAIN These three settings are contained in C: NET SYSTEM.INI. Actually I renamed the SYSTEM.INI file to: _SYSTEM.INI, so that I could do a quick test in AUTOEXEC.BAT to see if the file has been renamed yet.

You will need to edit and rename the file before it will run from AUTOEXEC.BAT. Also, you will need to edit the AUTOEXEC.BAT, near the end of the file. Look for the 'net logon administrator.' Note that I have 'save password' set to 'NO', so make sure you type the username (and at boot, the password) correctly, because whether right or wrong MS-Client will still respond with 'The command completed successfully'. Again, please see the page for more information. Copyright © 1996-2018 Ohman Automation Corp. All rights reserved.