中国DOS联盟

My Boot Disk - Chinese Menu Version

First, show the interface:
1. CDShell boot

2. Syslinux boots the same CD

3. Syslinux boots Slax


Principle:
Everyone still remembers the method of displaying Chinese characters in the DOS text mode! I use the same method, but just apply it to the boot disk!

I independently wrote a conversion program:

File: hzpsf.zip
Size: 206KB
Download: Download
http://blogimg.chinaunix.net/blog/upfile2/081026140002.zip

Function:
1. Extract English character models and Chinese character models to make your own font files.
2. Convert Chinese character encodings to be suitable for the corresponding font files.

The specific content of the CD is not said much, which can be found on the Internet.

Please ask liuyug to explain in detail the usage of hzpsf, and preferably provide usage examples. Can you provide part of your iso boot menu?

Thanks!!

Can syslinux support Chinese? Is there a Chinese font? Or is it just that the background image has been processed?

Calling syslinux to invoke grub.exe would solve the Chinese character issue.

Originally posted by wang6610 at 2008-10-27 01:55 PM:
Please have liuyug provide a detailed explanation of the usage of hzpsf, and preferably provide usage examples.

Can you provide the relevant part of your ISO boot menu?


Thanks!!

Command:

hzpsf -e GREEK.F16 -z chs16 -c myfont.psf -i isolinux_zh.cfg -o isolinux.cfg

Related fonts:
http://upload.cn-dos.net/img/1021.rar

Can the DOS Union (中国DOS联盟) forum files isolinux_zh.cfg and isolinux.cfg be newly created as empty files? Or is it okay to simply copy two isolinux.cfg files randomly?

Or is it that the cfg file with Chinese characters is named isolinux_zh? I'll go back and try it.

I saw the full set at Wuyou.
Link as follows
http://bbs.wuyou.com/viewthread.php?tid=131706&extra=page%3D1&page=1

Originally posted by pirately at 2008-10-28 05:58 PM:
Can the two files isolinux_zh.cfg and isolinux.cfg be newly created as empty files? Or is it that just copy two isolinux.cfg randomly?

isolinux_zh.cfg is a self-configured Chinese configuration, and isolinux.cfg is a configuration generated by command conversion that can display Chinese in syslinux or isolinux

Support the owner. At first, I thought only the background picture was drawn in Chinese. It turned out to be original.

Originally posted by xugaohui at 2008-10-29 01:30:
Support the owner. At first, I thought it was just that the background picture was drawn in Chinese. It turned out to be original.

Hehe, this is really good. Finally, it conveniently solved the problem of Chinese character display in syslinux isolinux pxelinux.


There is another post on wuyou about the Chinese character display and personalized menu of opensuse gfxmenu's gnu grub, but it involves a gorgeous interface, and it is relatively cumbersome to modify
http://bbs.wuyou.com/viewthread.php?tid=131838&extra=page%3D1