This is a discussion on problem with floppy and BIOS update ... within the Slackware Linux Support forums, part of the Unix Operating Systems category; --> dillinger@invalid.not wrote : > DE824261.EXE, the program that writes the upgrade floppy (nothing to > extract from that). If ...
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| dillinger@invalid.not wrote : > DE824261.EXE, the program that writes the upgrade floppy (nothing to > extract from that). If you open DE824261.EXE in a hexeditor you'll find that its a "Disk eXPress Self-Extracting Diskette Image". Dunno if such a thing can be extracted from Linux. -- Thomas O. This area is designed to become quite warm during normal operation. |
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| Thomas Overgaard wrote: > dillinger@invalid.not wrote : > > >>DE824261.EXE, the program that writes the upgrade floppy (nothing to >>extract from that). > > > If you open DE824261.EXE in a hexeditor you'll find that its a "Disk > eXPress Self-Extracting Diskette Image". Dunno if such a thing can be > extracted from Linux. Probably not, it's only available for dos and os/2, but you may be able to run it on an emulator. Also, you could try to make a bootable cd-rom which boots from a dos floppy image (http://www.bootdisk.com/) and contains DE824261.EXE and makedisk.bat. Next, you run makedisk.bat and let it create the floppy. You probably have to change the script to let it write to B: then, as the cd floppy image takes A:. |
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| dillinger's fingers wandered over the keyboard and produced: > Thomas Overgaard wrote: >> dillinger@invalid.not wrote : >> >> >>>DE824261.EXE, the program that writes the upgrade floppy (nothing to >>>extract from that). >> >> >> If you open DE824261.EXE in a hexeditor you'll find that its a "Disk >> eXPress Self-Extracting Diskette Image". Dunno if such a thing can be >> extracted from Linux. > > Probably not, it's only available for dos and os/2, but you may be able > to run it on an emulator. > > Also, you could try to make a bootable cd-rom which boots from a dos > floppy image (http://www.bootdisk.com/) > and contains DE824261.EXE and makedisk.bat. > Next, you run makedisk.bat and let it create the floppy. > You probably have to change the script to let it write to B: then, as > the cd floppy image takes A:. - Been waiting for someone to make this simple suggestion: head on over to http://www.freedos.org and get a copy of a DOS to put on a floppy and then go from there....... -- HJohnson ( aka ) HuMJohn AT aerosurf DOT net |
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