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|  smldosC  Install  Intructions  |
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   Smldosc needs a floppy disk for its basic boot files.  It
 also needs a c:\smldos directory, and the Windows directory,
 for the rest of its files.

   To create the floppy disk, there are two tasks to do.  One
 is to make the disk bootable, and the second is to unzip the
 a-Disk.zip files onto the disk.  There are, in turn, two
 methods to make the disk bootable.

   The first is use one of the Standard Techniques.  The second
 is to run the prepdisk.bat file.  It is suggested that between
 these two, a person can create a floppy boot disk for the
 a-Disk.zip file contents. Prepdisk.bat is perhaps the easier.

   The second task is to unzip the contents of the a-Disk.zip file
 onto the floppy disk.  Make the target directory, a:\, or the
 root directory of the floppy disk.  Overlay any msdos.sys file
 that is already on the disk.

   Also unzip the contents of the c-Disk.zip file.  Make the
 target directory, c:\, or the root directory of the hard disk.
 Turn on the option for `include subdirectories', in the unzip
 program. This will allow the SMLDOS directory to be copied
 correctly into c:\.

   The only other issue is the drivers for the peripherals
 of the computer.  A CD driver program is included in
 c-Disk.zip.  It might work very well on your computer.  If
 not, you can change the `load driver' boot commands.

   They are in the smldos config.sys file, and are marked.
 Others could be copied from the c:\config.sys file, into
 the a:\config.sys file, to provide CD disk access.  An
 off-the-wall method would be to re-start windows under
 the MS-DOS mode.  Then keep the generated autoexec & config
 files from the c: disk.  They would probably contain the
 commands necessary for the computer's CD unit.

   Any other driver resident programs could be dealt with,
 similarly.  Their load instructions could be added to the
 a:\config.sys file.

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|  smldosA  Install  Intructions  |
+---------------------------------+

   Smldos needs a floppy disk to reside on.  When installed,
 the disk should be bootable and should bring up the prm.exe
 DOS interface program, when booted.

   To create this floppy disk, there are two tasks to do.  One
 is to make the disk bootable, and the second is to unzip the
 A-Disk.zip files onto the disk.  There are, in turn, two
 methods to make the disk bootable.

   The first is use one of the Standard Techniques.  The second
 is to run the prepdisk.bat file.  It is suggested that between
 these two, a person can create a floppy boot disk for the
 A-Disk.zip file contents. Prepdisk.bat is perhaps the easier.

   The second task is to unzip the contents of the a-Disk.zip file
 onto the floppy disk.  Make the target directory, a:\, or the
 root directory of the floppy disk.  Turn on the option for
 `include subdirectories', in the unzip program.  The disk needs
 to have the subdirectories in the zip file.  Overlay any msdos.sys
 file that is already on the disk.

   The only other issue is the drivers for the peripherals
 of the computer.  A CD driver program is included in
 A-Disk.zip.  It might work very well on your computer.  If
 not, you can change the `load driver' boot commands.

   They are in the smldos config.sys file, and are marked.
 Others could be copied from the c:\config.sys file, into
 the a:\config.sys file, to provide CD disk access.  An
 off-the-wall method would be to re-start windows under
 the MS-DOS mode.  Then keep the generated autoexec & config
 files on the c: disk.  They would probably contain the
 commands necessary for the computer's CD unit.

   Any other driver resident programs could be dealt with,
 similarly.  Their load instructions could be added to the
 a:\config.sys file.