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I'll bump you after I try it

Very good stuff, but it's just not quite suitable for me...

That "file not found" can be ignored. As for the E drive not being recognized, it might be an issue with FreeDOS itself. But it should be fine with MS-DOS 7.10.

What exactly is the GRUB boot manager, and where can I download it?

The following is a quote from dos era newbie on 2003-6-18 0:53:29:
What is the GRUB boot manager? Where can I download it?

GRUB is an open source multi-system boot manager based on GNU, which is very good. You can take it out from this disk~~

I respectively used the Wengier moderator's MS-DOS 7.1 + QUBE and FreeDOS + QUBE boot disks, and now let's talk about the test results of the two:

The following is my computer configuration:
CPU: P-133
RAM: 32MB
Mainboard: SIS 5582 (integrated north-south bridge chip)
Graphics card: S3 Trio64V+
Sound card: ESS 1868

The result of FreeDOS + QUBE is the same as what I said in the fourteenth floor, but add that the sound card cannot be found.

The result of MS-DOS 7.1 + QUBE: Some problems that occurred on FreeDOS + QUBE did not occur at all on MS-DOS 7.1 + QUBE, and the execution efficiency is very good, but like FreeDOS + QUBE, it cannot find the optical drive and sound card. For the sound card, it should be because I didn't install the sound card driver, but I don't know why for the optical drive....

So, it seems that MS-DOS 7.1 + QUBE is still the best combination.

I couldn't find the CD-ROM icon in Qube either.

Here is the speech of Dark-Destroy on 2003-6-18 7:19:37
So, it seems that MS-DOS 7.1 + QUBE is still the best combination.

In that case, I made another bootable disk with GRUB + MS-DOS 7.10 + Qube, and added the long filename function, and I'll try it again. Download address:
Open the attachment

Just one feeling.
Dark-Destroy, you should change your machine. It's too old, right?

The following is a quote from gjfmlj on 2003-6-18 9:00:12:
Just one feeling.
Dark-Destroy You should change your machine, it's too old

Dizzy...
Hehe, an old machine doesn't mean it can't run. Sometimes it's good to test with an old machine....

The following is a quote from Wengier on 2003-6-18 8:53:34:
I also couldn't find the CD-ROM icon in Qube..

The following is a quote from Dark-Destroy on 2003-6-18 7:19:37:
So, it seems that MS-DOS 7.1 + QUBE is still the best combination.

Since that's the case, I made another GRUB + MS-DOS 7.10 + Qube bootable disk, and added long filename functionality, let's try it again. Download address:
Open the attachment

I just tried it, there's basically no change, the previous version of MS-DOS 7.1 + QUBE also had the function of adding long filenames~
The only change in this version is that GRUB is added

The following is the statement from Dark-Destroy on 2003-6-18 10:00:15:
I just tried it, there is basically no change. The previous version of MS-DOS 7.1 + QUBE also has the function of adding long filenames~ The only change in this version is the addition of GRUB

This time I redid the Grub + MS-DOS + Qube boot disk based on Grub + FreeDOS + Qube. Because the storage location of Grub on the floppy disk cannot be changed, otherwise it cannot be booted.

Oh, so it turns out~~ Then this version is almost the same as the previous one??

By the way, I have a question. I can't find the CD - ROM icon in QUBE. Is it a problem with QUBE itself or with MS - DOS 7.1?

The following is a quote from Dark-Destroy on 2003-6-18 10:15:49:
By the way, I have a question. I can't find the CD-ROM drive icon in QUBE. Is this a problem with QUBE itself or with MS-DOS 7.1?

It has nothing to do with DOS. Maybe it just doesn't have this icon itself.

Conscious. Next try!!!