Computer Problems? Computing.Net has over 1,000,000 posts about all things technology related! Over 90% answered within 24 hours! Click here to start participating now! Also, be sure to check out the New User Guide.
BeOS boot disk image?
Name: oxygenix Date: December 1, 2002 at 05:51:04 Pacific OS: BeOS 5 PE CPU/Ram: PIII 750 / 64MB
Comment:
Can anyone tell me where I can download a BeOS PE boot floppy image? I only appear to have image.be on my HD...
Name: JotaPe Date: December 1, 2002 at 09:54:22 Pacific
Reply:
(sorry my english, i'm Brazilian) Well, in my first instalation of BeOS in my computer i had the same problem because my computer was running Windows ME and it does not accept real DOS. Well, so do this: 1)Go to the BeOS folder, in C:\BeOS or were you have installed or were is image.be; 2)There you must see other archives, between they must have the discrete CreateBootFloppy. 3)Take a floppy and double click on CreateBootFloppy. 4)Be Happy! Well, i hope i have help you. if wasn't enough, try again replying this message. So long!
0
Response Number 2
Name: jefro Date: December 1, 2002 at 14:26:15 Pacific
Reply:
I think that bootable be CD at bebits might have an image of the floppy. I think it should work to boot into the PE. Use makebootfloppy as soon as you can if you have an upgraded to R5.03 system as the boot floppy is I think for R5.00
Otherwise you will need to search the web for loadbeos.com and zbeos. Use a bootable to dos disk dos\win3-me and put loadbeos.com and zbeos in path and run loadbeos.com . It will kick out command.com and load zbeos which is the command processor for beos.
0
Response Number 3
Name: oxygenix Date: December 2, 2002 at 10:49:04 Pacific
Reply:
Thanks! That helps, alot! BTW, JotaPe, your English is very good, better than my Brazilian (well, if I knew any...^_^)
Summary: Well I have 500 somthing mhz and 128 ram,Pentium 3, Intel 82815 Graphic Controller Card,4 partitions with Windows XP, Windows Me, Beos 5 and a Dos. I installed beos and bootman. At first, the whole th...
Summary: You could use rawrite 32 to make a floppy from the bootfloppy image. You could use a dos boot disk either v5 win95 or win98 and get two files. One is loadbeos.com and the other is zbeos. You wil...
Summary: I have winXP pro and my HDs are like this 1st HD C:\ NTFS 80GB for WINXP 2nd HD D:\ For now is NTFS 15GB later will be FAT for sharing files with winXP / beos / net and users in my PC. G:\ New...