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How can I boot in to BEOS ?

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Name: Eduardo
Date: August 8, 2002 at 08:23:09 Pacific
Subject: How can I boot in to BEOS ?
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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 partition 3GB FAT for testing
BEOS 5 PE

So how can I boot to the image of Beos PE
to try if is 100% working?
I already tryed the BEOS boot disk but it
said too many errors.



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Response Number 1
Name: jefro
Date: August 8, 2002 at 13:48:22 Pacific
Subject: How can I boot in to BEOS ?
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With most versions of PE you would have a way to make a bootfloppy. The floppy disk that you use MUST be 100% good since the image of the floppy takes up the entire disk. However there is also a way around that. If you have a DOS bootable diskette either dos/win3/9x/me and have two files you can boot to beos. Get loadbeos.com and Zbeos. After booting into a dos enviroment with a dos disk have the files loadbeos.com and zbeos in the path. Type "loadbeos.com" no quotes and it should start up BeOS. You might have to press the spacebar when you see loading... to choose the beosimage.
There are other ways also.


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Name: Eduardo
Date: August 8, 2002 at 14:38:18 Pacific
Subject: How can I boot in to BEOS ?
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where is loadbeos.com file?
I don't have one called like that


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Response Number 3
Name: jefro
Date: August 8, 2002 at 17:45:58 Pacific
Subject: How can I boot in to BEOS ?
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I think it should have been with the PE install under the dos path /beos/

If you don't have it
http://ftp.ktu.edu.tr/beos/experimental/tools/

and other places

It should work even if it is R4.x


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