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A guidance how to create a Boot-Diskette (which contains the Freeware version of Caldera DR-DOS v7.03) to perform a BIOS update.
see also: BIOS-Update Howto: step-by-step instruction
see also: BIOS Update per bootable USB-Stick
see also: BIOS Update per bootable CD
Important: this method creates a Boot-Diskette for DOS. Due to the size limitation of a 1.44MB floppy disk, you can only use a BIOS file and flashtool whose total file size is max ~1.2MB!
Recommendation: i prefer to use the method BIOS Update per bootable USB-Stick!
A bootable pendrive has no size restrictions and more importantly: you can create a BACKUP before updating the BIOS - and that's always a good idea!
The following tools are needed:
Instruction to create a DOS-Boot-Diskette

Starting the BIOS-Update from Diskette
First, go into your BIOS-Setup and change the Bootsequence to Floppy/Diskette (search for an option like Bootsequence, First Boot Device, or something similarly).
Insert the Diskette and restart your PC. If all went well - DR-DOS starts and you can see the famous DOS-Prompt (A:\>).
Now you can start the BIOS update. Remember: you can only backup your old BIOS onto the Diskette if sufficient space is available! But if your harddisk has a FAT16- or FAT32 partition, it would be a good idea to copy your 2 BIOS files to this partition, and to start the update/backup from your harddisk.
Happy flashing!
muito bom!
luiz 11.Jul.2011 21:20