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I don't have a diskette drive.
How can I prepare ms-dos 6.22 to run iflash.exe(pentium 2 era) (Intel flashing utility).
Afaik I simply can't run the utility from windows nor ms-dos 8.0 mode.
But I got no clue what drivers to strip from the ms-dos nor how to disable highmem.
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>>101578236
>I don't have a diskette drive.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CompactFlash

compact flash uses IDE as communication protocol.
so you could get a compact flash card reader to larp as diskette drive

for the rest? i have no clue.
>But I got no clue what drivers to strip from the ms-dos nor how to disable highmem.
why the fuck would you wanna do that?
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>>101578410
Idk people told me the iflash utility will go kaboom if I don't
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>>101578432
Just get an image of the win 9x setup diskette
Delete the line in config.sys to disable himem
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>>101578432
>>101578410
>himem disables msdos mem extension beyond 1MB
it must be a compatibility thing
i bet the flash utility runs on the barest of metals
and was written for something very old, something thats incapable of handling more than 1MB of memory
maybe it was an ibm pc
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_memory_area

were complaining about complexity today but our predecessors dealt with some pretty wild shit



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