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Download the free utility MKBISO, and use it to create an ISO image file from the floppy image file you created in Step 1 above.(Whatever path and file name you happen to use, remember what it is-you will need it for later steps.) Where a: refers to your floppy drive and c:\dosimage.img represents the path and file name where the floppy disk image will be saved. Download the free utility IMGFLPYD, and use it to create an image of your bootable DOS floppy diskette.If you have the ISO file, skip to Step 3 below. Using the pre-made ISO image will allow you to skip Steps 1, 2, and 3 shown above.Īt this point, you should have either a bootable DOS floppy diskette or a FreeDOS ISO image file. To use FreeDOS, you may either begin with a bootable FreeDOS floppy diskette, or simply download a pre-made bootable FreeDOS ISO image from the FreeDOS Home Page.How to Create an MS-DOS Startup Disk From Windows XP How to Create a Windows 95/98/Me Startup Disk Please use these links for more information:

To use MS-DOS, you will need to begin with a bootable DOS floppy diskette.

How you will need to proceed depends on what type of DOS environment you wish to use.

Create the bootable DOS optical disc, using BURNCDCC.

Create an ISO image from the floppy diskette image, using MKBISO.

Create an image of the floppy diskette, using IMGFLPYD.

The basic steps to creating the disc are as follows: This article will explain how to create a bootable DOS optical disc.