Click to expand.i got inspired so i wanted to try it — Posts automatically merged - Please don't double post! — i should post progess updates in the replys aswell — Posts automatically merged - Please don't double post! — ok i somehow got XP setup to run on dosbox but it crashes. I might be able to fix this in the dosbox config but im not sure it'll work.

If it doesnt ill get a mod to rename this to windows 2000 instead. That might have less requirements (dosbox is emulating a pentium cpu btw) — Posts automatically merged - Please don't double post! — emulated pentium_mmx doesnt work either. Time for 2000/ME test. Time to find a mod — Posts automatically merged - Please don't double post! — PMed an admin to get the name changed, hope its done soon(tm) — Posts automatically merged - Please don't double post!

Happy Birthday Windows 9. 5 in your browser. Fancy a blast from the past? Curious about the Microsoft Windows. Install Windows 2000 Dosbox Dos. Windows 3x support is only in DOSBox version 0. How to install Windows 2000 from DOS without a bootable CDROM 1.).

— we have liftoff. I mean windows 2000 setup! Jackie Chan Stuntmaster Pc Games Free Download. — Posts automatically merged - Please don't double post! — yeah its not going well, mostly due to my double posts.

Click to expand.As far as I know, Windows 2000 will not, under any circumstances, run on DOSBox. It runs the NT kernel, and DOSBox uses the DOS kernel. Windows ME, however, uses the DOS kernel, so it may be able to run on the 3DS (slowly).

Linux already has a port (as stated by, but it wouldn't run in DOSBox anyway. It's based on the Linux kernel, which will simply not run in DOS. Now, I have no idea if there's a way to emulate either the NT kernel or the Linux kernel in a DOS environment, so if there is, consider me corrected. Click to expand.You can also make it into a CIA, if you compile it from source. I made one a while ago. I don't know if it's up to date with the latest source or not.

I presume running Linux without kernel access would be very slow; otherwise, it would've been done already. Or maybe it uses extra drivers that require kernel access that can be removed from the source to run it in userland. I'm not exactly that good with that sort of thing (it took me hours to even compile the CIA). By the way, it would be great if you could stop double. Quintuple posting. There's an edit function for a reason.

Torrent Iso 27005. EDIT: Excuse me, I mean nonuple posting. Apparently that's a word.

I figured this might deserve its own thread since I've been asked / heard this question a number of times. This post has been created in response to this thread: *WARNING: The following instructions delete all data on the hard drive. They may be modified to retain data, but I take no responsibility for data loss.

*KNOWN LIMITATIONS: • Using DOS requires that the drive be formatted in FAT32. It is possible to convert to NTFS later on, but I'll leave that decision up to you. • Your system must bet set to boot from the floppy drive. A QUICK NOTE: Many users can avoid installation from DOS by using the bootable floppy diskettes provided by Microsoft.

You can find them here: The information given will allow the following to happen: 1.) Install Windows 2000 (XP?) if you do not have a bootable CD-ROM. Doesn't W2k/XP setup need files from the subfolders in i386? 'copy *.*' does not take subdirs with it. There is also no need to make the HD bootable or to install the CDROM drivers manually. Download custom Windows 98SE bootdisk from 2.

Make the floppy 3. Boot from the floppy. Create and format a partition for w2k setup. It should be 600MB+ is you skip point 7, 1.2GB+ if not. All the tools you need are on the floppy. Reboot from the floppy 6. Run smartdrv from the floppy to make things go faster 7.

(Optional) use the xcopy command to transfer the i386 folder to the HD. /E switch is for transferring subdirectories. Run winnt.exe from the CD (or HD if you did the copy thing). My W2K Pro CD has a directory containing the programs and files required to extract to floppy and create the “boot disks” all 4 of them. With instructions. (like NT used) The Directory is called “MAKEBOOT” And the program called “makeboot.exe” run it and Follow the instructions. It will create the 4 boot disk set.

To install the OS just Put disk 1 into the floppy drive set your PC to boot from Floppy and reboot then follow the instructions. It'll take you through the install but copy the initial driver pool from the floppies then load the CD after it is done with them.