If there are more than two disks (which I doubt for DOS 2.x/3.0), repeat that command for each disk. Now insert the second disk and repeat the same command. Copy the files from Disk 1 to the new directory using "COPY A:*.* C:\DOS". If you want the extra utilities, first create a directory on drive C: using "MD C:\DOS". At this point, MS-DOS is installed and you can stop here if you don't need the extra utilities. Type "i", press ENTER, type "FILES=30", press ENTER, type "BUFFERS=30", press ENTER, press CTRL-C, type "e" and press ENTER.
Type "i", press ENTER, type "PATH C:\WINDOWS\TEST" (or "PATH C:\DOS C:\WINDOWS\TEST" if you wish to copy extra utilities), press ENTER, press CTRL-C, type "e", and press ENTER.
Then, to make sure DOS programs run correctly in Windows, make sure you're on the A: drive and run the command "EDLIN C:\AUTOEXEC.BAT". Run the command "FORMAT C: /S" (without quotes) to format the hard drive and install the base system. When it reboots, make sure to boot from the floppy again. Select option 1 (Create MS-DOS Partition), and accept the defaults. You first boot from Disk 1 of whatever disk set you have. If you were asking how to install old versions of MS-DOS, here it goes.
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