Nucle-DOS For Linux

Nucle-DOS is an advanced, freely distributed and simple to use DOS (Disk Operating System) operating system that supports modern technologies like FAT32 partitions, run on virtual machines and can be used to run various software packages that won’t work on newer machines.

The Nucle-DOS operating system is not an open source project, but it can be downloaded for free from Softpedia or directly from its official website as an installable-only ISO image that has only 4 MB in size and can be deployed to either a CD disc or a USB flash drive.

The user can use the CD or USB bootable medium to boot Nucle-DOS from the BIOS of his/her computer and start the installation. You will be greeted by a boot menu, from where you can install Nucle-DOS on a local drive, access the Fdisk utility to partition your disk drive, view a help screen, as well as to enable or disable the single-stepping functionality.

To install Nucle-DOS on your personal computer, you will have to press the Enter key on your keyboard with the “Install Nucle-DOS” boot option highlighted, press Enter again when you see the A:\>x:\SETUP\SETUP01.EXE command, and follow the steps displayed on the setup screen (partition your disk drive, install the bootloader and copy files).

After installation, you will be able to boot the Nucle-DOS operating system with EMM386 and HIMEM, only with HIMEM or only with EMM386, as well as without drivers. Then, you will be able to run commands just like you would do on a MS-DOS or FreeDOS operating system.