Which method is better? And how do the commands work?īoth of these methods work just as well, so it is up to you which one you use. Navigate to the location of the FMT.EXE file on your HD.
Open a new command prompt by going to Start_>run and typing CMD.Extract the FMT.EXE file anywhere on your HD in a location you will remember.Your floppy disk will be formatted as a 720KB Double Density Floppy Disk ready to be read by an Amiga.Insert your blank floppy disk into the drive.Open a new command prompt by going to Start->run and typing CMD.4 Reading PC formatted Floppy Disks in an Amiga.3 Which method is better? And how do the commands work?.Maybe I did something wrong here because when I printed the partition table it would say linux at the end. I've used fdisk to partition the image: fdisk /sdcard/Win.img, n, p, 1, 1, 65īut still no result. Since it still didn't work I started experimenting on the filesystems and partitions. Then I found out old windows versions only support up to 4 kB block or cluster size so I made a new one: dd if=/dev/zero of=/sdcard/Win.img bs=4k count=131072 I used the following configuration: dd if=/dev/zero of=/sdcard/Win.img bs=64k count=8192Īnd formatted it with: mkfs.vfat /sdcard/Win.img I think the problem is in the image file. If I disconnected all drives except for the cdrom, the error would still be there. The read error B gave, however, has nothing to do with the image file. A was assigned to the cdrom, B gave a read error, C was assigned to the virtual vvfat drive and the others were unassigned. I used the vol command to identify the drives. The problem is, when I boot into DOS, the disk image is not recognized. I've got the following drives: an empty disk image to install windows on, a virtual vvfat drive with the setup files, and a cdrom drive with the latest version of DOS. I'm trying to emulate windows with bochs on my android device.
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