Quais sistemas de arquivos são suportados?
FAT32 is fully supported and is the preferred format for the boot drive.
Depending on the BIOS used, up to four LBA (Logical block addressing) hard disks up to 128 GB, or 2 TB, in size are supported.[38] There has been little testing with large disks, and some BIOSes support LBA but produce errors on disks larger than 32 GB; a driver such as OnTrack or EZ-Drive resolves this problem.
FreeDOS can also be used with a driver named LFNDOS to enable support for Windows 95-style long file names, but most old programs before Win95 do not support LFNs even with driver loaded unless they have been recompiled.
There is no planned support for NTFS, ext2 or exFAT, but there are several external third-party drivers available for that purpose. To access ext2fs, LTOOLS (counterpart to Mtools) can sometimes be used to copy data to and from ext2fs drives.
Fonte FreeDOS
CDs e USBs são o que mais me interessa
Freedos suporta drives CR ROM usando xcdrom.sys
XCDROM.SYS
is an UDMA and non-UDMA CD-ROM driver for DOS.XCDROM.SYS
has to be loaded inCONFIG.SYS
/FDCONFIG.SYS
. When FreeDOS is already running, you can loadXCDROM.SYS
later withDEVLOAD
Fonte Comando: xcdrom.sys
Existem drivers USB do DOS disponíveis, por exemplo, em drivers USB do DOS .
Não faço ideia se funcionam com o FreeDOS.