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I don't need a complete pure DOS. I just need to be able to use Ghost under DOS.
May I ask the owner, can I use your method of reinstalling DOS to install DOS on other partitions outside the C drive? (Of course, there should be both XP and DOS options in the XP boot menu.)
Thanks

I haven't tried this yet. If it works, the batch processing needs to be adjusted. You can also refer to my this batch processing to have a try. Also please let Willsort and Wengier analyze the feasibility of adding pure DOS to other partitions other than the C: drive in this way.

I modified it according to the batch processing of the original poster to add DOS to other partitions. Very strangely, when starting DOS on other partitions, the system automatically restarts.

The simplest and most conventional method is still two steps, 1. sys c:
2. Boot and repair the startup with the original installation disk
Although it has no technical content, it is quite easy for novices to get started.

Please ask Willsort and Wengier to analyze the feasibility of adding pure DOS to other partitions other than the C: drive using this method.

Why use third-party software? The external command DEBUG built into DOS is more than enough to handle this problem!

This is a good post. I saw before how to make a DOS, but it's not as simple as the LZ said.

I'll study hard and make progress every day. Thanks for sharing.

Originally posted by pasta at 2005-9-26 11:33 AM:
I modified the batch file according to the building owner and added DOS to another partition. It's very strange that when starting DOS on another partition, the system will automatically restart.

Does DOS need to be installed in the primary partition?

DOS should definitely be installed in the primary partition!

Originally posted by pasta at 2005-9-26 11:33 AM:
I modified it according to the LZ's batch file and added DOS to another partition. It's very strange that the system automatically restarts when booting DOS from the other partition.

From the above, you added Dos to another partition. Is this partition a primary partition?

Thanks to the landlord!
What you said is exactly what I need and has solved my big problem. There are still a few questions I want to ask:
1. I ran your batch file twice, and there are 2 DOS system startup menus when booting. Can one of them be deleted?
2. Can I directly enter the XP system when booting without selecting the menu, and press F8 to enter DOS when needed? Can this be achieved?
3. If I don't want to use DOS anymore, can it be uninstalled?
Thank you again!

Can delete 1 DOS system's boot menu!

[ Last edited by qwe1234567 on 2005-10-13 at 10:35 ]

Originally posted by qwe1234567 at 2005-10-13 10:03:
Can delete one DOS system's boot menu!

[ Last edited by qwe1234567 on 2005-10-13 at 10:35 ]

How to delete it, please?

Please upload your BOOT.INI for me to take a look.