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Update again~~
Add the function of "switching to creating a temporary directory on the hard disk when the ramdisk cannot be created"

Thanks, I'll talk about it after downloading.

The following is the speech of Roy on 2003-7-29 13:33:17:
Update again~~
Add the function of "changing to create a temporary directory on the hard disk when the ramdisk cannot be created"

Roy's updated version still doesn't have the functions like the newly added system file configuration that I did. Moreover, an "File not found" error occurs after installation. The updated version I uploaded above doesn't have this problem.

In addition, I found that there seems to be a missing GDISK-related function, that is, when the hard disk has been partitioned but not formatted!

The following is the statement from Wengier on 2003-7-29 20:52:18:
Roy's updated version still doesn't have the functions like the newly added system file configuration that I have. Moreover, after installation, the "File not found" error occurs. The updated version I uploaded above doesn't have this problem..

In addition, I found that there seems to be a missing GDISK - related function, that is, when the hard disk has been partitioned but not formatted!

Then Wengier, please fix it for me

It has been updated again. It can detect whether the hard disk is an active partition, whether it has been formatted, and give corresponding prompts, etc. This installation program can automatically set the partition as an active partition, but it should be formatted manually first.

In addition, the function of "changing to creating a temporary directory on the hard disk when the RAM Disk cannot be created" has been officially added (modified).

Update again~~~
Fixed a bunch of small bugs

The following is the speech quoted by Roy on 2003-7-30 11:15:34:
Update again~~~
Fixed a bunch of small bugs

Had a look, and indeed quite a lot of small bugs have been fixed!.. But it seems there are also two misunderstandings:

The first one is:
if not %os%#==Windows_NT# set windir=
if not %windir%#==# set win=1
if %os#==Windows_NT# set win=1

Actually, the 3rd line isn't necessarily needed because there is also the windir variable under WinNT/2K/XP, but since the windir at this time can be directly deleted with the SET command, so we must first check the %OS% variable. But once it is found that the windir variable still exists, it can basically be determined that Win (no matter what version) is running.

The second one is:
if exist %tdir% del %tdir%
Become:
if exist %tmpdest%\nul echo Y|del %tmpdest%\*.*>NUL

Actually, if exist %tdir% is to judge whether there is the file %tdir%, not the directory %tdir%. Because if there is a file with the same name, then this directory cannot be established. So it's better to check and delete first..

In addition, do we need to re-establish a unified version?

The following is the speech quoted by Wengier on July 30, 2003, 11:36:02:
The first place is:
if not %os%#==Windows_NT# set windir=
if not %windir%#==# set win=1
if %os#==Windows_NT# set win=1

In fact, the 3rd line is not necessarily needed, because under WinNT/2K/XP there is also the windir variable, but since the windir here can be directly deleted with the SET command, it is necessary to first detect the %OS% variable. But once it is found that the windir variable still exists, it can basically be determined that Win (no matter what version) is running.

Is that so? But I can't find the windir variable under XP.....

The following is the speech quoted by Wengier on July 30, 2003, 11:36:02:
The second place is:
if exist %tdir% del %tdir%
Become:
if exist %tmpdest%\nul echo Y|del %tmpdest%\*.*>NUL

In fact, if exist %tdir% is to judge whether there is the file %tdir%, not the directory %tdir%. Because if there is a file with the same name, then this directory cannot be established. So it is better to check and delete first.....

Yes..... It is being corrected.....

The following is the speech quoted by Wengier on July 30, 2003, 11:36:02:
In addition, do you want to re-establish a unified version?

Then which version should I use, yours or mine......?

The following is the statement quoted by Roy on 2003-7-30 11:43:51:
The following is the statement quoted by Wengier on 2003-7-30 11:36:02:
The first place is:
if not %os%#==Windows_NT# set windir=
if not %windir%#==# set win=1
if %os#==Windows_NT# set win=1

Actually, the third line is not necessarily needed because under WinNT/2K/XP there is also the windir variable, but since the windir here can be directly deleted using the SET command, so we must first detect the %OS% variable. But once it is found that the windir variable still exists, it can basically be determined that Win (no matter what version) is running.

Is that so? But I can't find the windir variable under XP.....

Thanks, not bad

OK.. Some small updates have been made again. There are quite a few updates, such as fixing some small bugs that might occur when choosing the "Minimal" (minimal installation) method, bugs related to the FIND command, updating GDISK to support larger hard drives, adding commands like PRINT, APPEND, and so on.

Okay...

Another update~~~Some minor bugs have been fixed.

I want to ask about the problems I encountered during use:
1. How to exit after entering MS-DOS? Or start WINXP directly in MS-DOS.
2. What is the switch key for the input method in MS-DOS?
Urgent!
Thanks!

Actually, both versions are very close (95-99% identical).. Basically, it's just that a few ZIP file names are different..

Also, regarding Shutdown and Reboot, although their own sizes seem different on the surface, since they are both smaller than 512 bytes, the actual floppy disk space they occupy is exactly the same. And in contrast, the function of Shutdown is much stronger than that of Reboot..

I have also updated again, adding the function for users to choose whether to display the boot logo..