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Name: P H
Date: October 19, 2002 at 02:54:45 Pacific
OS: win Xp
CPU/Ram: P4. 256 mb Ram
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hi

i know about boodisk and i just heard about system disk.
anyone give me the idea what is the different between bootdisk and system disk.
i got bootdisk. and how to get system disk?
and how to get these files:
Copy fdisk.exe, format.com, edit.com, Qbasic.exe, regedit.exe, Uninstall.exe, sys.com, scandisk.ini, chkdsk.exe, config.sys and autoexec.bat and attrib.exe
i found some of above files in the bootdisk and some isnt there.
thank for any respond.



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Name: Lucid
Date: October 19, 2002 at 13:55:58 Pacific
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Huh? Might try a new post and give us a little more info about what you're asking. You make bootdisk and system disk sound like a program. And what are you looking for? A little more info in a new post might help...


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Response Number 2
Name: neil
Date: October 19, 2002 at 20:46:53 Pacific
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hello: the boot disc is the first disc (hard or floppy) that the primitive operating system reaches out to to load the operating system the term "system disc"
is interchangeable with boot disc because it is where the operating system is stored
also its easier to learn operating sytems installs on other that xp, get your self a copy of dos , and win98 and start hacking

,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,neil


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