FreeDOS/V Asasa Private Edition

This page is just a “display test for web browsing on FreeDOS”—it doesn't really mean anything lol
This is a repository for the results of the so-called FreeDOS/V project. See Converting FreeDOS to DOS/V for details on a separate page.
If you refer to FreeDOS - DOS/V Conversion Plan, you should be able to manage at least “Japanese keyboard” and “ATAPI DVD drive” using only the stock FreeDOS binaries.

Items uploaded here may be freely distributed on the condition that they are redistributed “as-is” as a ZIP file containing all floppy images, HDD images, and original distribution files.
- FreeDOS/V Private Edition Copyright and Licensing A summary of the individual licenses for the constituent software.
Please refrain from reposting or redistributing floppy disk images or HDD images on their own. (This would violate the redistribution provisions of some of the included software and applications.)
- I suppose it would be acceptable to burn them to CD, DVD, or USB as long as you include the original ZIP file containing all the components.
The person who compiled this is “Asasa,” and while they retain copyright on some of the custom batch files, please consider this to be based on the 3-clause BSD license.
You may use this free of charge for non-commercial and personal use. Since it contains software that prohibits commercial use, please refrain from using it for business purposes.
We assume no obligation to guarantee operation or fix bugs. Please use at your own risk.

A PC/AT-compatible machine (so-called “DOS-V” machine) equipped with an Intel 80386 16MHz or higher CPU. It must be an upward-compatible CPU that retains Intel 8086 compatibility.
- Naturally, it will not run on “non-DOS-V” machines such as the NEC PC-9801/PC-9821 series.
Must have 16MB or more of physical memory. (This is to expand to a 12MB RAM disk. If you resize the RAM disk, allow for approximately 4MB in addition to the RAM disk capacity.)
Must have a VGA or upwardly compatible graphics card, or an integrated graphics chip. DOS/V is not supported at resolutions lower than VGA, such as CGA.
Must be capable of BIOS-compatible boot. Does not support UEFI-only or SecureBoot.
CD-ROM/DVD-ROM support is limited to “IDE/ATAPI connections only.” If using SCSI or other interfaces, please reconfigure FDCONFIG.SYS and device drivers.
Must use a Japanese 106/109-key or compatible keyboard. (Since the settings are not configured for English keyboards, modifications are required for non-Japanese keyboards.)
A virtual machine running 86Box, VirtualBox, or VirtualPC 2004 or 2007, or a physical machine that meets the above conditions. (Note: This has not been verified on physical machines.)

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