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Looks easy: http://freedos.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/USB http://freedos.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/USB

• fuzzfactor 10y ago
  USB booting in general is best done more reliably than an official image will allow. Also more simply & reliably than the freedos link outlines.
• teddyh 10y ago
  Those instructions says to use the “Odin” floppy disk image, which is a third-party project which was last updated in 2005.
  • oso2k 10y ago
    Very little if anything about booting DOS from usb has changed. U/EFI is about it and that usually rules out DOS.
    • teddyh 10y ago
      But the FreeDOS project does not publish anything which can take the place of the Odin floppy image.
      • oso2k 10y ago
        Not true. The FD 1.2 betas have been available as usb images for months [0]. [0] http://up.lod.bz/FDI http://up.lod.bz/FDI
  • problems 10y ago
    Rufus, the recommended Ubuntu USB creator can build FreeDOS sticks too.
    • teddyh 10y ago
      I thought Rufus was a Windows program you had run on Windows? I would really prefer an image file.