mkisofs -b msdos80.img -no-emul-boot -boot-load-size 4 -o msdos80.iso ./boot_folder
, users combine these patched files with a bootable floppy image to create a standalone MS-DOS 8.0 installation CD. 3. Why Bother with DOS 8.0? If it's so restricted, why do retro-computing fans use it? FAT32 Support:
mkisofs -b msdos80.img -no-emul-boot -boot-load-size 4 -o msdos80.iso ./boot_folder
, users combine these patched files with a bootable floppy image to create a standalone MS-DOS 8.0 installation CD. 3. Why Bother with DOS 8.0? If it's so restricted, why do retro-computing fans use it? FAT32 Support: