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I have to admit that 'puppy' looks interesting and I will spend a bit of time exploring it, I wandered what to do about the save file so I ignored it.

You don't need the expand command, even if your using extract.exe and they way the directories are listed may not matter. I just noticed I left them on from the standard boot disk. Then you can be switching floppies or CD's and still be able to run DOS out of the RAM drive. I don't think it applies, but if you need to use more than one floppy to load everything you can also copy io.sys to the ram drive and then in the autoexec.bat make a line:

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cab file and extract them into the RAM drive just like the windows 98 boot disk does with the 'ebd.cab'Д®xtract.exe /y /e /l %RAMD%: MyFiles.cab > NUL If you have a lot of files, it sometimes is a little annoying to see all those files being copied.ДЄnother option is to make all the files into a. You might want to make a subfolder to hold it and any other files and then copy those to the RAM drive: You don't want '' to be simply copied from the A drive to the RAM drive because since the path is set for both drives if you run the command it may run from the A drive instead of the RAM drive. Just remember to add a colon to the end if your changing drives: However, like I said before, the variable %RAMD% can be used for any commands. It always takes the first availible drive letter and it's going to be different on every system depending on how many 'DOS Visible' partitions are present. I made it display the drive letter of the RAM drive but I don't know if it can be set as a letter that will work on every system like you did with the CD-ROm drive letter. Set LglDrv=%LglDrv% O 14 N 13 M 12 L 11 K 10 J 9 I 8 H 7 G 6 F 5 E 4 D 3 C You can see I set the RAM drive for 10MB, you can change that value up to a max of 32MB.

Or you can take a windows98 SE floppy image and remove everything else.

I made a bootable floppy image with these files on it:

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Haven't got aroung to trying it in grub or from an ISO yet. I been testing it as a floppy image in virtualPC and it works fine. Brian, I made a real simple boot disk with a RAM drive.