DOS prompt bootable ISO

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Pythagorus

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Hey guys,

I need a DOS bootable ISO that I need to add files to.

What would be the correct method so that the ISO is still bootable upon adding the files?
and where can I get a bootable DOS prompt bootable ISO?

Thank you!
 
I'm guessing for updating the firmware on an old mobo...maybe?
 
Neb said:
I'm guessing for updating the firmware on an old mobo...maybe?
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Even then...an ISO is a strange request given that DOS used to exist on a handful of 5.25" floppies...
 
Yes, it's to update a BIOS.

Got a mobo and need to update their bios through their BAT file :-S
 
Skripka said:
Even then...an ISO is a strange request given that DOS used to exist on a handful of 5.25" floppies...
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I think you're taking his request a little too literally, he's just asking for a bootable iso that'll take him to a command prompt. :p

Pythagorus: sorry I'm not much help, it's been so long since I've had to actually use a bootable cd to bring up a command line.
 
Good lord guys....

I'll be home in a bit. I will get you covered.

Edit:

HP USB Format Tool
http://h30499.www3.hp.com/hpeb/attachments/hpeb/bsc-271/94269/1/SP27608.zip

Win98 DOS Boot Files
http://www.sevenforums.com/attachme...dos-bootable-flash-drive-create-win98boot.zip

Install the HP Tool and use it to make a USB drive bootable using the Win98 files. You can add whatever you need to the Win98 boot files before you make the USB drive bootable.

Will this take care of your needs?

If not and you need a CD or something let me know.
 
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I use DOS on an USB key and then navigate to the local disk (or even on the USB itself) and execute the BIOS update executable file.
 
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