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The following is quoted from dsm75's post at 2003-7-31 21:32:34:
%cdrom% is a variable automatically assigned by Wengier's dos boot disk's fincd file. %RAMDRIVE% is also automatically assigned by Wengier's findramd file
You can add this at the end of autoexec.bat
findcd >nul
findramd >nul
and then copy these two files to drive A:

xmsdsk 4096 /y /t can load a virtual drive
For details, you can look at Wengier's boot disk, there are still quite a lot of useful things in it

Many thanks!
I did this and tested it many times, but lastdrv is still cdrom, and I can't find where the problem is. (If the CD-ROM drive is loaded later, after Gohst, when entering the DOS prompt option, then there is no problem. But this is not the fundamental solution.)

I'm uploading the attachment now, and hope someone can find the problem. Please help as well. Afterward, I'll trouble the moderator to delete the attachment again.
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Many thanks!
I did this and tested it many times, but lastdrv is still cdrom, and I can't find where the problem is. (If the CD-ROM drive is loaded later, after Gohst, when entering the DOS prompt option, then there is no problem. But this is not the fundamental solution.)

I'm uploading the attachment now, and hope someone can find the problem. Please help as well. Afterward, I'll trouble the moderator to delete the attachment again.
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Three days have passed. Can anyone find the problem and explain it...?

Or try this:

for %f in (C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z) do call chkdrv.bat %f
echo The drive letter of the last hard disk is: %1:

Contents of chkdrv.bat:
@echo off
xset /search "HARDDISK" drv drivetest %1
if %drv%#==HARDDISK set lastdrv=%1

How can I stop Ghost from writing log files such as ghosterr.txt to drive A: when restoring the system?? I burned the OP's system restore disk into a bootable CD, and in that case drive A: cannot be written to! Please help me, thanks a lot!
Also, Ghost supports NTFS partitions, but in fully automatic backup and restore it doesn't recognize them. How can this be solved?

The following is quoted from liudp1208's post at 2003-8-9 13:30:46:
How can I stop Ghost from writing log files such as ghosterr.txt to drive A: when restoring the system?? I burned the OP's system restore disk into a bootable CD, and in that case drive A: cannot be written to! Please help me, thanks a lot!
Also, Ghost supports NTFS partitions, but in fully automatic backup and restore it doesn't recognize them. How can this be solved?

Personally, I think it only writes the ghosterr.txt file to drive A: when an error occurs; Ghost2003 supports NTFS partitions in its own interface, while automatic backup and restore determine partitions under DOS (which does not recognize NTFS partitions), so I'm afraid it probably won't work.

My eyes are already spinning from reading all this. Here's one, not sure whether you can use it for reference:
http://www2.zzu.edu.cn/ie/newdos/dispbbs.asp?BoardID=11&replyID=35234&id=5447&star=1&skin=0

The following is quoted from Wengier's post at 2003-8-5 5:53:45:
Or try this:

for %f in (C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z) do call chkdrv.bat %f
echo The drive letter of the last hard disk is: %1:

Contents of chkdrv.bat:
@echo off
xset /search "HARDDISK" drv drivetest %1
if %drv%#==HARDDISK set lastdrv=%1

Leader of the Union: why can I never get it to work? Is there really no way?
Thanks!