I made a DOS Chinese bootable disk, which integrates common DOS tools. It uses the improved version of tw 3.2.
However, when entering DiskGen using a batch script, DiskGen fails to start.
How to solve it?
This is my batch script:
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@echo off
tw /q
echo.
ctmouse
cd diskgen
diskgen
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Tested on VMware.
If I run tw /q before running DiskGen and then manually run DiskGen, there are no errors.
It is obvious that there is a conflict between tw and DiskGen.
I don't know how to write this batch script.
Thanks.
After the batch script runs DiskGen, DiskGen flashes by, and the error message is as shown in the following figure (the figure poked on VMware):
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The previous DiskGen has been solved, but the new problem is:
If the USB driver is loaded, DiskGen cannot be called again!
[ Last edited by shawell518 on 2006-10-31 at 05:17 AM ]
However, when entering DiskGen using a batch script, DiskGen fails to start.
How to solve it?
This is my batch script:
------------------
@echo off
tw /q
echo.
ctmouse
cd diskgen
diskgen
--------------------
Tested on VMware.
If I run tw /q before running DiskGen and then manually run DiskGen, there are no errors.
It is obvious that there is a conflict between tw and DiskGen.
I don't know how to write this batch script.
Thanks.
After the batch script runs DiskGen, DiskGen flashes by, and the error message is as shown in the following figure (the figure poked on VMware):
--------------------
The previous DiskGen has been solved, but the new problem is:
If the USB driver is loaded, DiskGen cannot be called again!
[ Last edited by shawell518 on 2006-10-31 at 05:17 AM ]

