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On Monday May 18, 2009 rudi said:
These are 16 bit MS-DOS boot disks. Some of the later versions have optical drive support. The set also has a 5.25 floppy image for very old hardware. As Mpolanski says, these are not whole systems, just the main parts. It's possible to expand the size of the images with 'Winimage'. E.g I converted one of these to a 2.88mb image so I had room to add an old DOS program or two. Then I loaded it with 'Bochs' emulator. It worked well.
On Sunday February 15, 2009 Caroline Snicket said:
These were very useful. I needed to install Windows 3.1 on a computer, and did not have a DOS Disk. I downloaded this set, downloaded Magic ISO to my computer, and, voila. I could set up 3.1. For those who want to use Windows 3.1, I would suggest using DOS 6.22. This is great software, and I would recommend downloading it.
On Thursday February 5, 2009 said:
.img format boot disks works great with MS Virtual PC. 3.3, 4.01, 5.0, 6.0, 6.21, 6.22 (5 1/2"), and 6.22 included. Those are only boot disks which do not contain whole system, just couple of files like command.com, fdisk.exe, format.exe. Rawrite.exe tool included.
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