Denn wrote to All <=-
Forgot to update everyone on the thin client DOS project. It's an HP t5740e thin client PC with 2GB of RAM and a 4GB drive. I formatted
almost 2GB for the system boot drive and 2GB for the extended DOS partition.Originally, I installed DOS 6.22 on it, but I decided to put FreeDOS on instead. FreeDOS already has most of the drivers needed, so
I can install stuff using the USB port.
Forgot to update everyone on the thin client DOS project. It's an HP t5740e thin client PC with 2GB of RAM and a 4GB drive. I formatted almost 2GB for the system boot drive and 2GB for the extended DOS partition.Originally, I installed DOS 6.22 on it, but I decided to put FreeDOS on instead. FreeDOS already has most of the drivers needed, so I can install stuff using the USB port. I still have programs on floppies that I bought way back in the early '90s; I was able to just install them from a cheap USB floppy drive.I literally paid like $14 for it, the floppy disks cost more than the drivethese days, $20 for 10 Disks locally! The DOS machine is up and running like a charm. I actually played the original DOOM from way back. Now I am getting back to writing a few batch files. I haven't done that in over 30 years."
Forgot to update everyone on the thin client DOS project. It's an HP
t5740e thin client PC with 2GB of RAM and a 4GB drive. I formatted
almost 2GB for the system boot drive and 2GB for the extended DOS
partition.Originally, I installed DOS 6.22 on it, but I decided to
put FreeDOS on instead. FreeDOS already has most of the drivers
needed, so I can install stuff using the USB port.
Sounds great! I still have a 19" 4:3 monitor I keep around in the hopes
of setting up a DOS box. I'd love to try going back to DOS for a month
and see how it goes.
Forgot to update everyone on the thin client DOS project. It's an HP
t5740e thin client PC with 2GB of RAM and a 4GB drive. I formatted
They are really nice machines. I have a HP T630 Thin Client running FreeDOS 1.4. I was able to install network drivers and can telnet with it. Using mTCP's DHCP, it gets assigned an IP address, which is nice too.
| Sysop: | smooth0401 |
|---|---|
| Location: | New Providence, NJ |
| Users: | 5 |
| Nodes: | 4 (0 / 4) |
| Uptime: | 29:55:14 |
| Calls: | 331 |
| Files: | 657 |
| D/L today: |
16 files (25,284K bytes) |
| Messages: | 56,295 |