WIN3.2 is very stable. If you have used GEOWORKS 2.0 (PC GEOS 2), you will know that that is really unstable.
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中国DOS联盟论坛 » DOS软件下载 & 游戏分享 （下载室） » Please clarify the specific content you need to translate. You just said "求DOS2.0,为装windows1.0", which translates to "Looking for DOS 2.0, to install Windows 1.0"
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Posted 2006-07-04 16:36 · 中国 山东 东营 联通
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Posted 2006-07-12 13:21 · 中国 湖南 长沙 电信
Actually, Windows 1.01 can not only run on DOS 5.x, 6.x, but even runs normally under Windows 9x and NTVDM. The key is to use a small program like dosver. It doesn't support Fat32 and NTFS on the surface, but actually it relies on DOS/NTVDM to access the disk, so if it runs under Windows 9x or NTVDM, it can access these partitions. But there is a small problem: a FAT32 partition has about 5.8GB remaining. When running Win1.01 under Win98SE, it shows 2096832K of remaining space, but when running under NTVDM of WinXP SP1, it shows 735711K. I just don't know the reason.
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Posted 2006-07-12 13:38 · 中国 上海 黄浦区 电信
ntvdm emulates MS-DOS 5.0, and its compatibility with FAT32 is not very good (MS-DOS 5.0 does not support FAT32). Windows 98 is MS-DOS 7.1, which of course supports FAT32.
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Posted 2006-07-12 13:46 · 中国 湖南 长沙 电信
However, in the NTFS partition (with space larger than 2GB), it shows 2097152KB.
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Posted 2006-07-12 15:55 · 中国 上海 黄浦区 电信
I estimate that for the NT system, FAT32 came after NTFS. NTFS has been available since WinNT 3.1, and since then, NTVDM has supported NTFS. While FAT32 came later and started being supported only from Windows 2000.
Therefore, NTVDM has better support for NTFS than for FAT32. The other day I also saw that there is a bug in the format for FAT32 in 2K/XP/2K3.
I guess that the virtual DOS in the NT system's CMD/NTVDM borrowed a lot of code from MS-DOS 5.0, and the support for FAT32 did not use code from MS-DOS 7.1, so there are some bugs. And the support for NTFS by NTVDM is written separately because no DOS supports NTFS.
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Therefore, NTVDM has better support for NTFS than for FAT32. The other day I also saw that there is a bug in the format for FAT32 in 2K/XP/2K3.
I guess that the virtual DOS in the NT system's CMD/NTVDM borrowed a lot of code from MS-DOS 5.0, and the support for FAT32 did not use code from MS-DOS 7.1, so there are some bugs. And the support for NTFS by NTVDM is written separately because no DOS supports NTFS.
[ Last edited by fujianabc on 2006-7-12 at 16:00 ]
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Posted 2006-07-16 12:47 · 中国 吉林 长春 电信
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Posted 2008-11-13 23:54 · 中国 上海 浦东新区 电信
Not bad, but I get screen flicker after installation
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Posted 2010-02-10 09:46 · 中国 福建 福州 联通
Upload an MS-DOS 3.0, I'm looking for it!
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Posted 2010-02-14 18:31 · 中国 北京 联通
Here is an MS-DOS 2.11, not sure if it works?
http://ms-dos.cz.cc/show.php?id=48
Windows 1.0:
http://ms-dos.cz.cc/show.php?id=52
http://ms-dos.cz.cc/show.php?id=48
Windows 1.0:
http://ms-dos.cz.cc/show.php?id=52
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