Originally posted by: ebaycj
Originally posted by: WarDemon666
There is a way, there has to be. He assigned this to us for a reason.
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I have a dos boot floppy (7.1 i think, whichever one that came with win98se) that does the menuing thing, and will allow you to select options for boot. It uses DOS's built in config.sys and autoexec.bat files to do this (no extra software necessary). Mine currently lets you choose what (if any) DOS cdrom drivers you want to load, but with a little modification, it WOULD be able to set you up a boot config that will give you a menu similar to this at boot up:
Boot menu
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1. Boot into DOS
2. Boot into Windows95
Now, the only caveat is that it loads DOS first, so it would HAVE to be the same DOS that win95 runs off of (since DOS is already loaded, you must use it. windows would be an option to load afterwards). Basically choosing option #2 in the menu above would do the same stuff as option #1, except it would call 'win.com' at the end of the batch file.
However, what other ppl have said is correct: if you want DOS 6.22 and win95 dual boot, you must warm boot to switch between them, and you should probably have them on seperate partitions (hence necessitating a boot manager). You COULD use LILO (the boot manager from Linux) to do this, it wouldnt be very hard to set up (and its free).
PM me if you want me to post it / email a disk image to you.
ebaycj