China DOS Union

Originally posted by xiaoguiping2003 at 2007-1-21 08:24:
Why can't the SPDOS.IMG file in your folder be read into the floppy disk using the WINIMAGE software? Did I make a mistake in the operation?

It may be that some have been infected with the Viking virus and cannot be opened by double-clicking. Just use File->Open in WinImage.
To add as a bootable CD, use UltraISO to make it, and Nero can probably do it too.

I open the WinImage icon from the desktop and make a bootable disk, but it still doesn't work. Another problem is that once I can't make a bootable disk, this floppy disk is ruined and can't be formatted again. The 0.33 version is the same. I've ruined 3 disks already. I don't know if other people have such problems.
There is no ISO file here. Can I use ULTRAISO to make a bootable CD? I haven't tried it. If I want to do it, how should I do it? I still hope to ask for advice.

Originally posted by xiaoguiping2003 at 2007-1-21 11:47:
I open the WinImage icon from the desktop, and then make the bootable disk, but it still doesn't work. There is another problem: once the bootable disk can't be made, this floppy disk is ruined, and it can't be formatted again. The version 0.33 is also like this. I have ruined 3 disks...

You are really a noob, you are too cute.

Double-click UltraISO ---> Bootable Disc ---> Load Boot File
In the pop-up window, select the path, then select spdos.img
Save it, and you can get a bootable disc.
You can add other files to the disc.

Such a simple problem can't be solved, thanks to your detailed explanation. Ashamed. Maybe I only used this tool to make Windows operating system installation discs before. Also, those several useless discs can be used again after being formatted under DOS.

I want to find something that can boot DOS on the NTFS file format. I don't know if yours is what I'm looking for. Anyway, thank you!

Originally posted by Wengier at 2006-10-20 17:53:

I took a look, this NDOS is exactly the version I corrected last time, fully compatible with HDPMI32, much better than the original. By the way, that ND.BAT file is actually optional and has no real use.

Hello webmaster, I am the one using this NDOS under 4DOS. I looked at the ND.BAT inside, and there is such a line:
echo Don't run me under Norton Commander!!!
Does it mean that this NDOS cannot be run after the NORTON software is running? I am now having an issue where after GHOST backup in a batch file, a new directory is created, and then the MOVE command in the batch file to move the.GHO to the newly created directory fails.
Is it because of this NDOS?