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From: Hetz Ben Hamo <hetzbh@gmail.com>
Subject: Re: [Qemu-devel] Old DOS under Qemu
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I just wonder about 1 thing:

In every test - have you created a new hard drive image prior to running QE=
MU?
I would suggest creating new hard drive images before using QEMU and
use this new hard drive image for each test.

Also, my guess is that some of your floppy images are actually a
compressed Disk Plus Pro/WinImage files. I suggest you download
winimage from http://www.winimage.com and extract the boot floppies to
a new image file (simply open them with winimage and then click save
as, and save them as IMA file).

Hope this helps,

Hetz