MS-DOS 6.22

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  • edited April 2021
    @Windows_98_official, MS-DOS 6.22 works on QEMU
  • I really didn't know "Microsoft MS-DOS 6.22 Supplemental Kit (5.25-360k)" was uploaded on 2020.

    I had no way to change 5.25" of it.
    But I decided to make disk image with information of file listing from Microsoft in 2017

    https://forum.winworldpc.com/discussion/comment/139412#Comment_139412

    I compared my disk image (self-made) with uploaded one.
    Wow, all SHA1 are identical with original dumped disk.

    I also made diskimage "Microsoft MS-DOS 6.22 Supplemental Kit (3.5-720k)" in 2019

    https://forum.winworldpc.com/discussion/comment/159110#Comment_159110

    (3.5" of diskimage was already identical with original dumped disk.)

  • I search for a y2k Update Upgrade for MS-DOS and WIndows 3.1x German and English and euro Symbol Update?
  • I was lucky to get the 5.25" 1.2MB of MS-DOS 6.22 supplement disk.
    It was very rare media of it.
  • Why don't you give me a Chinese version?
  • Hello, I'm trying to install MS-DOS on a Proxmox VM but despite converting the .img files to .iso, I couldn't boot a VM. I just have a warning that there's no bootble device. Any thought?
  • IMG files are floppy disk images, not CD-ROMs. Configure your emulator so it has a floppy "A" drive, configure it to boot from the floppy drive, and point it to a floppy disk image.
  • Unfortunately Proxmox does not support floppy disks. I had to install in VirtualBox and move the HDD to Proxmox (https://jaymebc.blogspot.com/2023/04/tutorial-como-transferir-um-hdd-do.html).
  • edited May 2023
    My 386SX Virtual machine running ms-dos 6.22 is not doing good right now. it installed fine but after rebooting ms-dos 6.22 the next day it was trying to look for a a: bootable floppy. I don't know but i possibly could've forgot the command "sys c:" after installtion.
  • Anyone has a 6.22 non-upgrade for english?
  • A few years ago, I manually created a disk image using the MS-DOS 6.22 Supplemental Disk files in the order known to the dump, referring to the File Listing released by Microsoft. Coincidentally, the 5.25" and 3.5" disk images I created manually were later purchased. It was 100% identical to the dump from the original Supplement Disk.

    When I created the disk image, I did not create it roughly and made it based on various information to make it as identical as possible to the original dump, but I was surprised that it matched like this.
    No matter how much I wanted to get the 5.25" inch, I couldn't get it, but at the right time,
    Verification and comparison were possible thanks to the data dumped by someone.
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