Optimum Config.sys & Autoexec.bat for....dos, 1gb ram, 3200mhz machine hmmm

Discussion in 'Windows OS's' started by Dwarfer, Dec 14, 2006.

  1. Dwarfer

    Dwarfer Guest

    config.sys:
    DEVICE=BTCDROM.SYS /D:MSCD001
    DEVICE=HIMEM.SYS
    DEVICEHIGH=EMM386.EXE
    DOS=HIGH,UMB

    im making a boot 'n play dvd-rom, its contents will be games and a dos boot OS only.
    i know a bit about config.sys, i have a few games that needs EMS im guessing the EMs386 is it

    and the autoexec:
    SMARTDRV
    LH MSCDEX.EXE /D:MSCD001 /L
    echo. things to do before i die: get a life

    i know you have to put devicehigh for some things to make it better but need assistance for that is this config.sys and autoexec file OK, what can be added/changed for best results, for instance: dos=high,umb

    thanks m.xmas
     
  2. donkey42

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    what version of DOS are you using ?
    [ot]if DOS 6.xx that config.sys and autoexec.bat will not work[/ot]
     
  3. Dwarfer

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    im open to suggestions. i make the bootdisk from a whole range of OS's: Bootdisk.Com and transfer the sys files onto dvd using nero

    i have the sys files for the cd which ill copy over to dvd
     
  4. donkey42

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    well personally i'd use the latest DOS (6.22)

    BTW: i've made a few minor correction to your autoexec & config

    config
    DEVICE=HIMEM.SYS
    DEVICEHIGH=EMM386.EXE
    DOS=HIGH,UMB
    DEVICEHIGH=<path>\BTCDROM.SYS /D:MSCD001

    autoexec:
    SMARTDRV
    LH MSCDEX.EXE /D:MSCD001
    <path>/mouse.exe

    you will probably have to run a program in your autoexec to "slow" down some things, like grafx (i think)

    thankies, you too
     
  5. Dwarfer

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    ok thanks v much ill copy yours and stick it on the dvd :)
    thanks for help much apreciated
     
  6. donkey42

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    you need to replace <path> with the path to the particular item / program you want to run

    BTW: it will be easier to use the boot CD / DVD if it had a boot menu on it, chech this

    BTW: forgot to mention DOS is limited to a 2Gb HDD partition
     

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