China DOS Union

The following is a quote from aria on 2004-3-19 15:05:56:
TO Climbing: Note that the partition table is different from the MBR. The information you read may be incorrect

I know that the partition table is different from the MBR. There are 64 bytes of the partition table in the MBR, but the two occupy one partition together, that is, cylinder 0, head 0, sector 1. The partition table of the extended partition is scattered, and the first sector of each logical disk belongs to the content of the extended partition.

To walu:
It is possible that kvdos backed up all the data, but did not restore all the data when restoring. This is very possible. His principle may be to find as many partitions as possible.

Didn't he ask for automatic backup at the command line? Of course, backing up to drive A is the safest way.

What if there is no floppy drive?

Brother Climbing, send a small software that can back up the hard disk MBR to the hard disk track to your MSN and 163.COM mailbox. This software can back up the MBR of the disk on the hard disk. No matter whether you format it or use the "GDISK 1 /DEL /ALL" command of the GDISK software to operate the hard disk, it can restore. There are other functions, which are in English. Please have Brother Climbing figure it out and then let us know.

Okay, I'll do some research and get back to you with the answer.