Full FreeDOS installation on bootable USB | Not using Rufus

In this video I'm going to show you how I install the full installation of FreeDOS on a bootable USB drive. This is how I create my bootable USB drive for all my BIOS/Firmware update tools. Some have commented that my FreeDOS drive seems to have tools like 'grep' that are not in their FreeDOS drive. The difference is that mine is the FULL installation of FreeDOS and not one created by Rufus, which is a popular tool for doing this, but it only gives you a basic installation of FreeDOS.

Timestamps:
0:02 - Overview of video topic
0:37 - Difference between Full vs Basic installation of FreeDOS
2:13 - Where to download FreeDOS installation media
3:15 - Explaining the method used in this video to install FreeDOS on bootable USB
4:09 - Setting up KVM Virtual Machine for FreeDOS installation
4:36 - Caution about putting a DOS label on the USB drive
6:10 - Continue FreeDOS virtual machine creation
7:31 - FreeDOS 1st boot in virtual machine
8:42 - Letting FreeDOS partition the USB drive and reboot
9:13 - Getting virtual machine to boot FreeDOS installer 2nd time
10:39 - Selecting FULL installation of FreeDOS on USB drive
11:25 - Begin FreeDOS installation on USB drive
13:36 - FreeDOS installation complete
14:21 - Booting full installation of FreeDOS 1.3 from USB drive in virtual machine
15:15 - Demonstrating grep in FreeDOS
16:11 - Wrap up & plug for my eBay store

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