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Version 0.50 Second Edition Released!!
For graphical instructions of version 0.21, please refer to: http://www.jz5u.com/Codelist/Catalog224/5476.html
or http://bbs.crsky.com/read.php?tid=809266&fpage=4&toread=&page=1

Update or download address: http://free5.ys168.com/?nhccrgd Enter the "Software Release" directory to download

0.33final Feature Description
(Data backup directory C:\BOOT\GSBM\DSR or C:\DSR )

1. Integrate qdma, qcdrom, qcache three UltraDMA drivers, which can speed up GHOST speed
2. Add pkunzjr.com, which is a zip decompression program;自带extract.exe, which is a cab decompression tool
3. Load by default: ctmouse, mousclip, doskey, tway, ifs, lfn
4. After loading, the free conventional memory is more than 500k, supports PS/2 mouse;
NTFS support, long filename support, Chinese directories can be displayed and read/written.
5. Support automatic recovery from CD, can select the corresponding partition to recover;
How to enter: Main interface --> ARfCD to enter.
5. Integrate spfdisk, diskgen, kvfix, fbdisk, hddreg, dospass, recover and other disk partition, recovery, bad track repair software;
How to enter: Main interface --> Tools
6. Can semi-automatically find backup files in the hard disk;
How to enter: Main interface --> More
7. CMOS, dmr, mbr, pt (Partion Table) backup and recovery;
After the first installation and restart, it will automatically back up to the data backup directory;
How to enter: Main interface --> Tools --> DSR
8. The main interface is advanced GHOST operation
The gsbset.ini in the data backup directory can be modified to your own common operations;
You can see it in the main interface after restarting, really one-click recovery

Last edited by cchessbd on 2007-1-20 at 02:32 PM ]

There's nothing new in terms of features.

Originally posted by electronixtar at 2006-10-10 04:01:
There are no new features. ~

Exactly

This version of ifs (ndos) can indeed achieve the read and write operations of Chinese directories and files on NTFS partitions!!! A problem possibly unrelated to this is that some software, such as vc, has some issues with the operation of Chinese directories. However, this is much better than the ifs 3.xx version!!

Originally posted by blank007 at 2006-10-11 03:07 AM:
This version of ifs (ndos) can indeed achieve the read and write operations of Chinese directories and files on NTFS partitions!!!
An issue that may be unrelated is that some software, such as vc, has some problems with the operation of Chinese directories...

After taking a look, this NDOS is exactly the version I corrected last time. It is fully compatible with HDPMI32 and is much more useful than the original. By the way, that ND.BAT file is actually dispensable and has no real use.

Originally posted by Wengier at 2006-10-20 17:53:


Take a look, this NDOS is exactly the version I corrected last time, fully compatible with HDPMI32, much better than the original. By the way, that ND.BAT file is actually optional, there is no real use...

The ND.BAT is still a bit useful, because you still need to call it to load NTFS.

Originally, I wanted to change it to automatic backup or restoration and add an option to enter the main menu. This would be convenient for new users. But then I thought about the following issues and put it aside:

1. Since NDOS is loaded by default, we can search for automatic backup and restoration. If not, enter the backup menu. The problem is which partition the backup is on, and there must be enough space. Do you have any good ideas, Wengier?

2. The support issue for SATA hard drives. GRUB4DOS cannot be used on SATA hard drives, and IELDR has poor compatibility. Even a slight change in the partition may cause it to fail to boot. How to solve this?

Originally posted by cchessbd at 2006-10-21 09:48 AM:


ND.BAT still has some use, as NTFS loading still needs to call it.

What I mean is that the ND.BAT batch program is too complicated, there is no need to be so cumbersome or nested calls, not that the batch file itself is not needed. You see, the IFS driver program downloaded from the New DOS Era website only needs the following content, and no other complicated scripts are needed at all (download address: http://help.cn-dos.net/soft/ifsdrv.zip):

Loading IFS:
@echo off
echo Loading IFS driver..
lh hdpmi32
lh ndos -lfn -mountall -cp:936
echo.

Unloading IFS:
@echo off
xmsman -c
echo.

In addition, there are the following improvements:

1: In addition to Simplified Chinese, it also contains code pages such as Traditional Chinese, and removes those useless European code pages, which is more practical for everyone (including friends from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan);
2: Added the DRVLIST program adapted by me last time, which can display the mounted drive letters.

Regarding the problem of judging the partition with sufficient remaining space, it can be done with some DOS batch tools, for example, the DISKFREE function of the ASET program can be used to check the remaining space of the partition.

Can these code pages be made smaller without losing their original characteristics? I really don't want the boot disk to be larger than 2.88M anymore.

Today I just discovered that after adding站长Wengier's IFS, ghost ran into an error. It prompted that it couldn't run under Windows. Sweat. It seems I have to go back.

You can come down and take a look, it's still pretty good.

Originally posted by Wengier at 2006-10-21 18:17:


I mean that the ND.BAT batch processing program is too complicated, and there is really no need to be so cumbersome or nested calls, not that there is no batch processing file itself. You see the IFS driver downloaded from the New DOS Era website..

Some main codes have been modified, and ND.bat is still retained as a precaution in case it is needed.

Originally posted by cchessbd at 2006-10-26 11:33 AM:
Can these code pages be made smaller without losing their original characteristics? I really don't want the boot disk to be larger than 2.88M anymore

Unless compressed and saved, then extracted when running. Otherwise, it is恐怕impossible to make it smaller without losing the original characteristics.

In addition, regarding the problem that running GHOST after loading IFS (actually HDPMI32) prompts that it cannot run under WIN, this is actually not something new, but a normal phenomenon after HDPMI32 runs (by default HDPMI32 will automatically simulate WIN, which can be run by adding DPMILD32 Command line program for WIN; for details, see its instructions), and it is very easy to solve. Set SET HDPMI=16384 before running HDPMI32 to turn off WIN simulation. The DOS boot disk supporting NTFS that I made last time has been set like this:

http://help.cndos.net/soft/dosntfs.zip

Originally posted by Wengier at 2006-10-28 16:57:
Also about loading IFS (actually HDPMI32) and then running GHOST and getting the prompt that it can't run under WIN...

Oh, okay. Thanks. Hehe, now there's hope. It can support NTFS, haha