中国DOS联盟

First, please understand the situation.

Hardware:

CPU: P4 2.4G
Motherboard: Gigabyte 8PE860 (845PE)
Memory: Geil DDR333 256M
Hard disk: Maxtor DiamondMax 80G
Graphics card: Elsa SED (GF4 MX440)
Optical drive: Onda 52X
Floppy drive: SONY 1.44M

System:

XP + SP1 (cracked patch used for activation. It prompts that you must run the patch in safe mode immediately after restarting after installing SP1. But I found the patch after restarting and finding that activation was required. Then I entered safe mode again, ran it, restarted, and now activation is not required.)

Partition:

C: System partition (NTFS)
D: Partition specially for installing software (NTFS)
E: Data partition (transferred to NTFS for security consideration)
F: Partition for game, music, movie and other materials (FAT32)
G: Optical drive

Previously, all partitions were in FAT32 format, and MSDOS7.1 was installed (out of personal preference. Since there was no XP installation disk, I downloaded some materials about installing DOS from the internet and actually got it working. Two floppy disks, DOS installation disks.) Due to incomplete installation. The boot interface has dual options (XP, MSDOS7.10), but if you select DOS, it cannot succeed. You must boot with the installation floppy disk, then cancel the installation, and then enter DOS.

Now that I have converted C/D/E to NTFS, when entering DOS again, the default C: drive letter is actually the original F: drive. The GHOST originally in the E drive is not available now, and the system disk I backed up is also not visible. Checking online materials, I found that DOS cannot run under NTFS. I now want to use GHOST to back up my system disk again. This must install DOS under NTFS.

Asking experts. I want to install another DOS that can run under NTFS, and also have the option in the boot interface, without using the floppy disk to boot. (The original DOS boot from the F drive is not cared about.)请问 experts. How should I do it? Can someone give a detailed guide? Or can provide materials, websites, and I can study by myself also.

Thanks in advance!

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Is it that it can't be installed under NTFS? Why is the click rate so high but there's no response?

The essence is... Is there any DOS that can run under NTFS? If there is, then it's okay.

I'm also looking for it. Just registered.

But to be honest, because I'm not really a DOS fan. So in the end I still like to make it into a GHO. When installing, extract the GHO, and that's it.

You can install grub for xp to run the DOS image file, and then it can boot DOS on the NTFS partition

Yes, it's the MaxDOS 3.5 enhanced version.

The use of this software is to install pure DOS into the installed WINDOWS 2000/XP/2003. In the case that there is no DOS in the installed system. It supports NTFS partitions. Version 3.5 has modified the startup interface a bit. Too many people reported that it was ugly. It has added read-write functions for NTFS partitions (but cannot support Chinese file names and folders, and cannot operate on them). It has added a BIOS flashing program under DOS, supports AMI and AWD BIOS. CBROM can add OEM pictures to BIOS by itself. It has added HDDREG and HHDDSPEED (automatic repair), both are relatively famous hard disk bad sector repair programs. For the program supporting USB, please refer to the usage method of DUSE.exe on the Internet. It won't be detailed here.

Characteristics of this software:

1. Supports NTFS partitions. Supports the system partition as NTFS. Supports read-write of NTFS partitions.

2. Supports long file names. Supports Chinese long file names.

3. Supports full Chinese. Supports Chinese display, Chinese Wubi input, Pinyin input.

4. Most of the built-in software are in Chinese versions. Most are also localized.

5. Supports setting a password by yourself when entering pure DOS.

6. Supports network cloning. Built-in 10 common DOS network card drivers.

Download address http://www.hgjt.net/Soft/ShowSoftDown.asp?UrlID=1&SoftID=873