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It's better to have the entire directory and so on, and long file names should be retained. Thank you.

By the way, is there any tool to open XP registry files under DOS? (Impossible, don't hit me everyone.)

Last edited by geniusss on 2006-7-5 at 15:01 ]

The first one uses Ghost's omnifs, and the second one uses Ghost's ghregedt.

If you find ACOPY too inflexible and OMNIFS too large or slow, you can try the DOS boot disk I uploaded last time. You can use XCOPY in it to copy long filenames:

http://zhenlove.com.cn/cndos/soft/doscp.zip

Thanks, I'll try first

The XCOPY in doscp.zip is pretty good, and the others are relatively troublesome.

So it turns out this version of XCOPY also has the function of copying long - filename files, I want it.

Thank you, Wengier.

Supports Chinese long filenames? If that's the case, I also want it.

Originally posted by 3dfx at 2006-7-7 08:56 AM:
Support Chinese long filenames? If that's the case, I also want it.

Of course, this is different from ACOPY and OMNIFS. It directly accesses long filenames through the standard LFN API. So as long as the Chinese long filename code page is loaded, it can support Chinese long filenames.

Originally posted by Wengier at 2006-7-5 22:05:
If you find ACOPY too inflexible and OMNIFS too large or slow, you can try the DOS boot disk I uploaded last time. You can use XCOPY in it to copy long filenames:

http://zhenlove.com.cn/cndos ...

It seems that this XCOPY cannot run independently and needs DPMILD32.EXE to work. Is that the case? I tried it, what should I do?

Originally posted by suiyuanye at 2006-8-19 02:14 AM:


It seems that XCOPY cannot run independently; it also requires DPMILD32.EXE to work. Is that the case? I tried it, what should I do??

You can directly run it after booting with the startup disk I provided above.

Need to extract 5 files on other boot disks, find them too large and compress them into cab
XCOPY.EXE
HDPMI32.EXE
DPMILD32.EXE
DUSER32.DLL
DKRNL32.DLL

Do I need to have the above 5 files to run normally???

willsort has already been explained in detail in another dedicated thread, and I won't repeat it here.

Why can't these several xcopy commands copy directories?

Please everyone say something ah.

Thank you