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by zozbot234
1756 days ago
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Early Linux versions also provided UMSDOS, which implemented a standard Linux filesystem in a subdirectory on a FAT drive. So you could keep your Linux install under e.g. C:\LINUX\ and boot it via LOADLIN.EXE. It wasn't quite seamless, because there was no way to exit back to DOS other than a reboot. But generally it worked quite well. |
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