中国DOS联盟

The following is a quote from Yulang Piaoling on 2003-6-28 11:07:29:
After loading DOSLFN, the situation improved, but there are still some that cannot be displayed~~~

The character "导" in "Installation Wizard" is displayed as garbled code. According to reason, this is an 8-byte name, which meets the 8.3 requirement~~~

The problem of longer file names seems more serious~~~

The following is a quote from Wengier at 9:34:40 on June 28, 2003:
Try the /K parameter of MSCDEX!

Thanks, webmaster, the /K parameter has been added

The character "导" in "Installation Wizard" is displayed as garbled code. According to reason, this is an 8-byte name, which meets the 8.3 requirement~~~
The problem of longer file names seems to be more serious~~~

It seems to be a shortcoming of UCDOS. I remember there used to be articles discussing this matter. It refers to bugs where some Chinese characters are displayed incorrectly.

The following is the speech of ko20010214 on 2003-6-28 21:22:07:

It seems to be the inadequacy of UCDOS. I remember there was an article discussing this matter before. It refers to the bug that some Chinese characters are displayed incorrectly.

It should be the problem of UCDOS. I analyzed all the files in the afternoon and can judge that it is its problem. If TW and DOSLFN are used together, it will be normal~~~
The things in this disk can be said to be high-quality products, very good. It seems that Teacher Mo has taken out all his family assets, hehe~~~
I will just take it for my own use and secretly replace it in my Chinese boot disk~~~ Please don't blame me~~~ hehe



In addition, I would like to ask Teacher Mo a question. Why doesn't your boot disk use XMSDSK to virtualize the disk, but use RAMDRV with lower efficiency? I can't figure it out. Did you find any problems with XMSDSK?

No, just because I'm used to it and too lazy to change.

UCDOS has some problems with displaying Chinese characters, mainly in recognizing English table characters (English table characters have the same internal code as Chinese characters). So sometimes Chinese characters would be displayed incorrectly when typing in WPS and CCED before. Of course, it would be normal when printing. UCDOS is my favorite Chinese character system.

Can it start successfully on a machine without a hard disk?

The following is a quote from zghnxy911 at 16:19:51 on June 30, 2003:
Can it start successfully on a machine without a hard drive?

Yes

Can the UCDOS platform be replaced with the CCDOS Chinese platform? I think the CCDOS has better compatibility. Please, moderator, make the change.

CCDOS is a bit large, and it's relatively easier to switch to Tianhui.

But Tianhui has worse compatibility

Why are there two deltree.com on the boot disk, one in a:\ and one in the ebd.cab compressed package? Is it necessary? Space is precious!!!

If the moderator can add Active@Unerase to the boot disk, it would be even better. You don't have to worry about things deleted on NTFS - formatted disks. Why not use Wengier's Chinese system? Isn't it said that it's small and has good compatibility? Moreover, NC is not as good as VC. The latter can support long file names. Since VC can directly delete folders, copy the entire directory tree, change file or folder attributes, etc., so attrib.exe, xcopy.exe, xdel.exe, deltree.exe, etc. can all be used for deletion.