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Creating a Boot Menu
- Go to the DOS prompt.
- Type: ATTRIB MSDOS.SYS -r -a -h -s
- Edit MSDOS.SYS, adding the following lines under [Options]
- BootGUI=1 (If you have it set to 0)
- BootMenu=1
- BootMenuDefault=5 (1=GUI 5or6=DOS Prompt)
- BootMulti=1 (Allows you to boot to your old Operating System)
- BootMenuDelay=2 (# of seconds before default is chosen)
- Type Alt-F then S to save your file.
- Close the editor
- Type: ATTRIB MSDOS.SYS +r +a +h +s
- Reboot.
Note: BootGUI needs to be set to 1
if you have the menu
running, otherwise even if you select 1 (Normal), it will not go to the
GUI.
P.S. Supposedly Drvspace=0 nd Dblspace=0 under the Options section
saves on RAM, but I haven't been able to confirm this.
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