Is it at all possible that the ISO from AllBootDisks is faulty? If it's not the ISO, then how else can I create a bootable flash drive for MS-DOS 6.22?Īs explained here, Rufus does not embed any version of MS-DOS with the application, so it doesn't matter what version of Rufus you use, you won't magically get a specific version but the Windows Millennium DOS version that Windows provides (that is, up to Windows 8.1, since Windows 10 removed it altogether, so there's no MS-DOS creation option in Rufus if running on Windows 10 or later).
This image is either non-bootable, or it uses a boot or compression method not supported by Rufus.Īccording to this link, it's not possible at all to use Rufus to create a bootable USB for specific versions of MS-DOS.īy contrast, UNetbootin seems to accept the ISO when creating the bootable USB, but booting into it causes the boot loop described here. which both produce the following error when selecting the ISO: This ISO image doesn't appear to use either.įrom the main Rufus page, I've tested versions: This version of Rufus only supports bootable ISOs based on 'bootmgr/WinPE' or 'isolinux'. all of which produce the following error when selecting the ISO: I've tested the following versions of Rufus from this link: So far I've tried this ISO in several versions of Rufus and the latest version of UNetbootin. I'm using the ISO for MS-DOS 6.22 found at AllBootDisks. I can't risk using FreeDOS or any other version of DOS because I'm working with a very niche utility that has the potential to break expensive things if things are wrong.
I'm trying to create a bootable USB for MS-DOS 6.22.
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