中国DOS联盟

Characteristics of this disc
1. Multiple menu selections during startup (booting in real mode, protected mode, etc.)
2. WBAT Chinese graphical driver loading (add desired drivers)
3. Support for IDE-CD, SATA-CD, USB-CD optical drives, and USB removable disks
4. Support for reading and writing Chinese long filenames (FAT+NTFS+EXT)
5. Latest and most useful drivers and tools (VC, HDD, PWDCHANG, CMOS, UNERASER, etc.)
6. Keep tools like FDISK, FORMAT, DEBUG, SYS in MSDOS7.1, add AEFDISK and Chinese SPFDISK partition and formatting tools
7. Try to include more drivers and practical tools in a 1.44MB floppy disk
8. Command-line graphical driver loading: first run TW, then run LOAD.BAT
9. Available drivers and tools: besides files in the root directory of drive A, others can be viewed with LIST.BAT
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Oh, upload here
http://zhenlove.com.cn/cndos/fileup/

Not bad~ concise and practical!

It's quite practical. Liso has been included, and I'm still using it on the hard drive.

Like a lot, support a lot, thank a lot.

It took me quite a while to make this boot disk. The main reason is that the 1.44MB disk image space is too small, while there are too many tools and drivers I want, and some files are too large. Also, I want to keep some disk tools in MSDOS, which is really hard to make a choice.

In addition, most of the time was mainly spent on testing on multiple computers to see if the drivers loaded normally. This took the most time. I successively chose DEVLOAD, CTLOAD, LOADSYS and other programs to load, and the latter was the most satisfying. I also made various choices for TW's boot, but as long as I put it in any batch file and load the driver from the command line, it is easy to crash, especially during multiple driver loading processes, which is really helpless. I had to load manually.

Originally, I made a boot disk with a similar function using CHOICE.COM, but the intuitiveness and interface were not very satisfying. Accidentally, I found that there is a floppy disk image LOADISO.EXE on the Internet made with WBAT, which has a very intuitive and easy-to-operate interface. Therefore, I used it to learn and thus made this floppy disk image. I feel it is good to use, so please help to top this post.

Last edited by taojiang on 2006-11-8 at 07:53 AM ]

Come here to take a look today. It seems that there are quite a few people downloading, more than 30, but most are just using it, and few are giving feedback on usage. Do you have any good ideas and suggestions so that I can improve it?

Next, I will study. Thanks a lot!

Used many boot disks
You can post the last link you sent, and I'll test it for you

Thanks, really good stuff

I don't know if it works well. The previous webmaster's one just didn't work on my computer at all.

What are the service changes compared with the original "Super MS-DOS 7.10 Boot Disk"?

The features of this bootable disk are mainly practical, without adding any flashy drivers or tools (such as DOSKEY, MOUSELIP, etc.). It has a multi-menu boot, and you can manually load the drivers you want in graphical form under the command line. For all file or directory operations, there is VC, for clearing passwords, there are CMOS, PWDCHANG, for restoring deleted files, there is UNERASER, and for partitioning and formatting, there are... There are many functions, just use it yourself.

Last edited by taojiang on 2006-11-25 at 06:07 AM ]

I can recognize the Tsinghua Unisplendour USB flash drive, but I can't see which drive it is. There is a h:ram drive, which doesn't seem to be it. My hard drives are c d e f g. What's the reason for this?