Making A Full DOS Boot Disk while using OS/2

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From: Arturo J. Morales (arturo_at_biophysics.bio.rpi.edu)
Date: Sat Jul 30 1994 - 23:15:02 EDT

I'm running OS/2 2.1, and as most of you know already, some, if not all
dos applications that use Sound (soundblaster and such) are very obnoxious
when running from within OS/2 (even in a DOS full screen session). The
only solution I can think of, is to have a DOS boot disk with all the
DOS drivers installed (mouse, audio, etc) for the TP750. Here's the catch,
how do I do this when i don't have a bootable DOS partition in the TP?
i have access to other PC's, but i don't know if the install disks will
install the audio features on another non TP computer so that i
can then copy the drivers to my floppy... Any suggestions?

        --Art

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Arturo J. Morales | arturo_at_biophysics.bio.rpi.edu
Center For Biophysics and Biochemistry | morala2_at_rpi.edu
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute | Troy, NY
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