Originally posted by Ben Shi at 2007-3-12 10:36 AM:
Judging from the prompt information in the attached picture, it should be that the HZ.EXE file is not on the boot disk.
In addition,
1) Is your CONFIG.SYS renamed from the HZ.NEW file?
2) If there are no Chinese characters to be displayed in CONFIG.SYS, there is no need to load the HZ.EXE font model in CONFIG.SYS.
First of all, thank you very much for Ben Shi's efficient reply!
If you pay attention to my command line, you can find that I am actually using vtmagic.com to generate two files, hz.exe and hz.new, from hz.txt, and there is no ren operation. In fact, I have added the line device=hz.exe in config.sys.
The garbled part that appeared earlier is the Chinese prompt statement generated by ehco.XXXXXX.
The above picture I posted is just my first step of operation. Actually, when I use it, I delete HZK16 and vtmagic in A:\, and only leave two files, hz.exe and hz.new. When actually applying, the above garbled code still appears.
It needs to be explained that this boot image has loaded Paragon IFS and HDPMI32. I don't know if it is related.
In addition, the IO.SYS (MSDOS7.1) of this boot image has been modified by the webmaster of this site.
My running environment is VMWARE5.5.1 and the actual machine boot of the virtual floppy disk guided by grub.
Just tried again, removed the line device=hz.exe, as you said, there is no need for Chinese character display in my config.sys. At the same time, I canceled the loading of IFS and HDPMI32, and only loaded hz.exe (generated by vtmagic above) in Autoexec.bat. The result is still the same as before. Now I don't know how to solve it.
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