Boot DOS from USB – RUFUS

Creating a DOS Bootable USB Flash drive to "Boot DOS from USB", can be complicated.
However, a tool called Rufus, created by Pete Batard, can make this task simple. Rufus can
also be used to create a Bootable USB version of a given distro from an ISO or image File.
Rufus was originally similar in appearance and operation to the HP USB Format tool
"HPUSBFW.exe", and shares many of the same features. However, Rufus is Open Source.

NOTE: This post was written in 2011. Rufus has since evolved into a tool that can be used to
format, create master boot records, and install ISO or Image based distributions to USB.

RUFUS – Booting DOS from USB

WARNING: The following instructions are outdated!

How to Create a DOS Bootable USB Flash Drive that can ultimately be used to Run DOS
from USB, using Rufus.

Authors Website: http://rufus.akeo.ie/

1. Download Rufus and launch the program

 2. (1) Select your USB Device from the drop down, (2) Choose the Fat32 filesystem, (3)
Tick the option to Create a DOS bootable disk

3. Click the Start button to create the DOS Bootable Drive

4. Restart your PC, setting your BIOS to boot from the USB device, boot and enjoy!

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