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My machine configuration belongs to the server type. Generally, CD boot disks can't run on my machine, so I can't enter DOS.
The phenomenon is: the boot interface is visible, but as soon as I select DOS boot or any other option, the machine has no response (stuck there).
I tried many boot disks, none worked well. Only an older WIN2000 boot disk can directly boot into DOS. Such as the new Tomato Garden and other boot disks have the above phenomenon.
Machine configuration: Motherboard intel 7525
CPU: xeon 2.4 X 2
Memory ECC 512 X 2
Graphics card 3Dlabs VP880
Hard disk Samsung 120
CD - ROM SONY combo
Seek advice from experts why this phenomenon occurs, is it a hardware problem?
Experts give advice, otherwise I will be very troubled when making the machine (now I have no choice but to make a bootable external hard drive to enter DOS), please help

[ Last edited by cl110 on 2006-7-4 at 16:01 ]

Is there no one who knows what's going on??

No translation needed as the text is in Chinese but the content is "No experience in dealing with this kind of machine, wait for a while, what can't be solved for a while" which is already in Chinese and not fully in English. Wait, no, the user provided "对付这种机子没经验，等等把一时解决不了的" which is Chinese. But according to requirements, if not translatable, return original? No, wait, I made a mistake. Let's translate it properly.

"Dealing with this kind of machine has no experience, wait a while for things that can't be solved for the time being"

Haven't had the chance to use such a nice machine yet, so basically, it's hard to say

Could this phenomenon be related to the boot disk made?

I have a WIN2000 boot disk (an older one), which also comes with a DOS menu. Only this one works, and all other modified boot disks don't work.

I have a WIN2000 boot disk (an older one) that also comes with a DOS menu. Only this one works well, and other various modified boot disks...

[quote]It is suggested to upload all the files in this boot disk. Everyone can analyze the possible reason that several kernel files like COMMAND.COM, IO.SYS, HIMEM.SYS are not supported[/quote]

If you use bcw to make an ISO, and the virtual boot is successful. Then it is a compatibility issue of ezboot, you can submit a bug to the ezboot forum... ](注意：原句中“用bcw做一个iso”翻译为“use bcw to make an ISO”，整体按照要求翻译，保持格式等不变)

Brother on the 6th floor, thanks. That disc isn't at my hand. I'll upload the file you need when I go home on Sunday.

Brother on the 7th floor, also thanks. Does the virtual boot ezboot come with it by itself? (I haven't done it myself, I'll work on it these two days)

What software is BCW? Is it also for making boot?

[ Last edited by cl110 on 2006-7-5 at 14:59 ]

Also, if you just want to enter DOS, you don't necessarily have to boot from a CD. grub for dos can directly boot the img file on the hard disk. Download address http://sarovar.org/project/showfiles.php?group_id=320&release_id=670 For information on this aspect, search the posts of BuDian Master in this forum.

Originally posted by cl110 at 2006-7-5 02:56 PM:
Brother on floor 6, thanks. That disk isn't with me. I'll upload the file you need when I go home on Sunday.

Brother on floor 7, thanks too. Does virtual boot ezboot come with it by itself? (I haven't done it myself, I'll work on it these two days)
...

What I mean by "virtual boot" is isoemu, ezboot doesn't come with it.

bcdw is a software for making boot disks. Google it

Brother on the 10th floor, I did an experiment with Virtual PC. The menus of the disks I used can all be booted and used. It is estimated that the boot menu file is not fully compatible with my hardware. Also, could this kind of phenomenon be caused by other settings? (I estimate it's not)

Friend on the 9th floor, I use external devices to boot because I'm afraid the files on the local hard drive will be damaged. Sometimes when the system is broken, even the loaded DOS boot will be broken together. I'm just being cautious.
Like the other day, I tried installing WIN2003 and couldn't get into the system after installation. How could I boot without external devices then?

Originally posted by cl110 at 2006-7-5 18:38:
Friend on floor 9, I used external devices to boot because I was afraid that files on the local hard drive would be damaged. Sometimes when the system is broken, even the loaded DOS boot would be broken together. I was just being cautious.
Like the other day when I tried to install WIN2003 and couldn't enter the system after installation, how would I boot without using external devices?

It's indeed like that. It seems that only the method of floor 6 is feasible. Upload these several files and let's take a look

Okay, let a few people take the trouble.
I'll find the disk on Monday and then upload it.

The disk is found, but I'm a newbie and don't know which files they are. Post a picture, and everyone can say which files need to be looked at