China DOS Union

It's Principal Zhang. Back when I registered on her forum, they gave me the title of a kindergarten kid wearing split-crotch pants.

The OP's problem can be solved with EasyBoot. It's a fully Chinese graphical interface, very suitable for beginners. The drawback is that the background image and LOGO effects are a bit worse, but the advantage is that the resulting bootable CD boots very fast. There is no limit on the number of different boot floppy disks embedded in one bootable CD.

A famous name indeed, good thing!

Bootable CDs were 1997 technology, but here in China by 1999 CD burners were still the age of CDR12X/CDRW6X2X2X (2500 RMB). At that time, when I searched for technology about bootable CDs, mainland China had absolutely zero. All bootable CD technology came entirely from Taiwan. IBM/Phoenix, who invented this technology, provided the bootable CD format 1.0V free of charge, but even now people here are still fooling their own people.

The following is quoted from nre posted on 2003-7-2 21:33:24:

The commercial interest there is too strong. If you don't pay, you can't get the real technology.

No way? I also go to Wuyou often, and I was added as a senior member for free by a moderator.
Actually there is a lot of knowledge about disc burning there that can be learned.

Maybe you provided him with some technology. So he added you as a senior member for free. But he used this free technology to swindle money from most of the senior members.

The key issue is just as everyone said: as long as you put in a bit of effort to study it, multi-boot CDs are still very easy to handle

At the very beginning, you may run into some technical terms or English articles, and it may feel rather headache-inducing, but if you spend some time, these difficulties

can all be overcome

After reading everyone's excellent opinions above, I'll talk about my own view, hope I won't be cancel

The OP's problem can naturally be solved very well with a multi-boot CD, and there are many current methods. My own approach is to first simply understand some principles of CD booting, then refer to existing multi-boot CDs, extract what I need, and make my own bootable CD. I've been doing this recently when bored, and I feel that current bootable CDs are heading toward a misunderstanding: the interface is too flashy — seriously affecting the loading speed of the boot menu; all-in-one XP CDs — an appropriate all-in-one is acceptable, but today's all-in-one CDs pursue completeness too much. I don't know what systems everyone is even installing; generally 2000/XP is already very good, there is no need to drag in win32, 98, me, nt, and XP all-in-one CDs will make it lose the file protection function (sfc /scannow); the added software is too messy — software like Acdsee and ServU, I don't know whether anyone really runs a system only from a CD

My personal feeling is that a bootable CD should be used for disaster recovery of the system. Although I myself am also working on this kind of thing, I hope never to use it. I think no one wants their system to crash...

Whether teacher or principal, please show us something,

You can do it with diskmenu.
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The following is quoted from nre posted on 2003-7-3 20:16:08:
Maybe you provided him with some technology. So he added you as a senior member for free. But he used this free technology to swindle money from most of the senior members.

I didn't really provide him with any technology, just often answered questions for people there.

It's everywhere. My homepage space was suspended because I hadn't updated it for a long time.

EasyBoot is very easy to use, suitable for a newbie like me
This is the menu interface I made:
┎────────────────────
│ === Windows XP PRO installation CD==
│ ★ Install windows XP pro SP1 already integrated
│
│ Boot pure DOS KAV2003
│ Boot 98DOS Kingsoft Antivirus
│ Boot super universal MS-DOS Kingsoft Repair
│ Repair 98/ME registry
│
│ PartitionMagic Norton GHOST 2003
│ Chinese FDISK Drive Image 2002
│ DISK Man (Chinese)
│ Chinese universal DM version
│ Sanming Hard Disk Doctor Restart
│ Efficiency Source hard disk bad sector detection Boot from floppy drive
│ Norton Disk Doctor Boot from hard disk
│ HD-COPY Instructions, Help
┕──────────────────────┛

It's precisely because I don't understand DOS, so every boot item uses an IMG file, and AUTOEXEC.BAT is borrowed from GHOST2003.
The KAV2003 and Kingsoft Antivirus files are too large, so I had to expand the IMG to 2.88M.

The boot interface under windows was made with Multimedia Builder as autorun.exe autorun.inf


If you know DOS well, then you wouldn't need so many IMG files.

Even if you know DOS well it's no use, you still have to use that many IMG files. That's just how EASYBOOT is made, it's just that the IMG only needs to be 1.44M. Unless you don't want to make that many menus...

But Wuyou's only has one
He isn't using this stupid method
I don't know what he used to make the menu?