(Current version is: 10.1, released 1-Januari-2010)

  Latest DFSee complete ZIP archive using '10x' filename or '101' filename (6 Mb ZIP, all 5 platforms)

This is the complete standard package that includes all binary versions for OS2/eCS, DOS, Windows-NT/2000/XP, Linux and Mac plus some very useful scripts and the ASCII documentation and examples in DFS*.TXT and *.PDF
Note that after a short evaluation period you are required to register and pay for the program. Unregistered versions remind you of this at startup and termination of the program and it is not possible to use batch-mode for unattended operation. Otherwise the program is fully functional.

  Latest DFSee as WARPIN installer using '10x' filename or '101' filename (4.5 Mb EXE, OS2/eCS only!)

This contains all OS2 related stuff, the documentation and the executable to create a FreeDOS bootable diskette with DFSDOS on it.
The Warpin installer will install the files in a specified directory, and create a nice DFSee folder on your desktop with the program and documentation objects inside. It can be moved anywhere you like after installation.

  Latest DFSee as Windows MSI archive using '10x' filename or '101' filename (3.5 Mb, W2K/XP/Vista/Win7 only!)

Either run the MSI directly from this web-page, or download the MSI file, open the download folder with Explorer and double-click the archive. It uses the standard installer that comes with Windows-2000 and XP. The archive contains all Windows related stuff, the documentation and the executable to create a FreeDOS bootable diskette with DFSDOS on it. The MSI installer will install the files in a specified directory, and create a DFSee folder in your startup menu with the program and documentation objects inside.
Note that the installer, and DFSWIN itself have NOT been tested with Vista yet, they may or may not work. In any case you'll probably have to do something to make sure the started executable runs with administrator rights.

Bootable solutions, CDROM, USB-stick, diskettes ...

Download USB-stick, CDROM-ISO and diskette images Bootable FreeDOS/Linux USB-stick Bootable FreeDOS CDROM Bootable FreeDOS Diskette

Individual downloads per platform

  Latest 10.x version, text files only (250 Kb ZIP)

  Latest 10.x version, PDF files only (900 Kb ZIP)

  Latest 10.x version, DOS files only (900 Kb ZIP)

  Latest 10.x version, OS/2 files only (1.2 Mb ZIP)

  Latest 10.x version, Windows files only (800 Kb ZIP)

  Latest 10.x version, Linux files only (950 Kb ZIP)

  Latest 10.x version, Linux TARBAL (900 Kb .tgz)

  Latest 10.x version, Mac OS X files only (750 Kb ZIP)

  Latest 10.x version, Mac OS X TARBAL (700 Kb .tgz)

To install the TARBALs on a typical Linux or Mac OS X system use commands much like the following:

  mkdir dfsee
  cd    dfsee
  tar    -x -z -f /download/dfsee10x_yyy.tgz
  chmod  +x setup
  ./setup

Where 'x' is the minor version, and 'yyy' is 'linux' or 'mac' respectively. And to run DFSee ('su' required unless you are logged on as 'root'):

  su
  ./dfsee

More user-friendly ways of installing for Linux (packages, RPM) and the MAC (App-bundle, DMG image) are under investigation.

Older versions, complete ZIP's only

  Final 9.xx version for registered users (5 Mb ZIP)

Also available, final 9.xx:

• Windows MSI installer (3 Mb),
• OS/2 WPI installer (4 Mb EXE),
• diskette image (1 Mb ZIP)
• CDROM ISO image (27 Mb ZIP)
• Linux TARBAL (800 Kb tgz)

This is version 9.15, the last available one if you have an 9.xx registration and do not want to update to a later version (yet).

All 9.xx users are strongly advised to get this version, or upgrade to a new major version!

A 9.xx registration key is REQUIRED with this version!

  Final 8.xx version for registered users (4.5 Mb ZIP)

Also available, final 8.xx:

• Windows MSI installer (3 Mb),
• OS/2 WPI installer (4 Mb EXE),

This is version 8.17, the last available one if you have an 8.xx registration and do not want to update to a later version (yet). It fixes a bug in previous 8.xx versions with 'Move to BEGIN freespace' and overlapping areas, with 'smart' enabled.

All 8.xx users are strongly advised to get this version, or upgrade to a new version!

A 8.xx registration key is REQUIRED with this version!

  Final 7.xx version for registered users (3.7 Mb ZIP)

This is version 7.15, the last available one if you have a 7.xx registration and do not want to update to a later version (yet).
A 7.xx registration key is REQUIRED with this version!

  Final 6.xx version for registered users (2.7 Mb ZIP)

This is version 6.17, the last available one if you have a 6.xx registration and do not want to update to a later version (yet).
A 6.xx registration key is REQUIRED with this version!

  Final 5.xx version for registered users (1.4 Mb ZIP)

This is version 5.56, a minor change to 5.55 that pushes the expiry date for the executable files to the year 2012 for registered users.
It also has one bugfix in the menu, and a few menu-texts changed to be in-sync with the later 6.xx versions.
A 5.xx registration key is REQUIRED with this version!

  5.04 16-bit DOS versions (220 Kb ZIP)

These are the two 16-bit, non-windowed DOS versions DFSMDOS.EXE and DFSLDOS.EXE. They should not be needed in normal cases, all functionality is contained in the new 32-bit DFSDOS.EXE. However, it seems there are some problems accessing the disks using DFSDOS.EXE from within a Windows-9x Dosbox on the desktop. About the only reason to use it in Win9x is for rebooting automatically to a different operating system with the DFSee SETBOOT command and with IBM bootmanager installed (see DFSHOWTO.TXT item 33).

To allow that with the 5.xx and later versions of DFSee, the 16-bit versions are made available as well. These versions will NOT be updated to newer functionality as the full versions will be. They will stay on the 5.04 level ...

  Final 4.xx version for registered users (1.1 Mb ZIP)

This is version 4.32, the last version without a menu system ...

  Final 3.xx version (freeware) (850 Kb ZIP)

This is version 3.42, the last version that was freeware ...

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Created by Jan van Wijk:   May 2005, last update:   15-Jan-2010