Hi,
I have a vm with ms-dos how can i copy a folder from win7 desktop to de dos vm to run a dos program
Move files to MS.dos
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Perryg
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Re: Move files to MS.dos
Network. See the tutorial section viewforum.php?f=30
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mpack
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Re: Move files to MS.dos
You can also transfer files to a DOS VM via a disk image: either floppy, CD, or a second hard drive (FAT16 formatted) will work. CD will require you to install CD drivers in DOS, and of course you can only use straight ISO 9660 (e.g. no long filename extensions).
Re: Move files to MS.dos
Problema solved by installin freedos
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ChristopherSchultz
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Re: Move files to MS.dos
I happen to be on MacOS and it turns out you can mount a virtual disk image directly in MacOS with existing tools. It's pretty hacky, but you get a simple read-write DOS filesystem mounted on the host operating system. I was able to follow the instructions shown on this site:
https://unfinishedbitness.info/2017/02/ ... ge-mounts/
https://unfinishedbitness.info/2017/02/ ... ge-mounts/
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Re: Move files to MS.dos
Interesting, but please be aware that this is the "Windows Hosts" forum.