China DOS Union

The following is quoted from 如是大师's post on 2003-5-13 10:52:39:
Try marking the file with ‘ ’...

If I need to copy 1000 files, do I have to mark them all like this with ‘ ’?

The following is quoted from ka09's post on 2003-5-13 10:31:10:
This method can only copy most of the long filenames over,
but long filenames with spaces do not work.
For example: “New File Text File.txt" after copying becomes “New File~1.txt"
Completely useless.

No way! I've used DOSLFN for a long time already, and I've copied plenty of Chinese and English long filenames with spaces too, but I've never run into this problem! Note: my system is MS-DOS 7.10, and my DOSLFN version is 0.32n.

Everything tested normally under DOS7.1 now.
Before, I was trying it in pure DOS under WIN98, so it didn't work properly.

Looks like DOS7.1 really is something else!!!

Thanks, Wengier, my respects to you.

The following is quoted from Wengier's post on 2003-5-15 11:29:56:
No way! I've used DOSLFN for a long time already, and I've copied plenty of Chinese and English long filenames with spaces too, but I've never run into this problem! Note: my system is MS-DOS 7.10, and my DOSLFN version is 0.32n.

Actually the author quietly released 0.32o already.....
The update is as follows:
Version 0.32o (05/01)
- option /? crash system once again
+ Russian text strings available but not yet implemented
Following changes and bugfixes are inspired by jadoxa@yahoo.com.au but
he has much more done:
* minor code optimizations
- setting ReadOnly attribute when creating SFN file with Tunnel effect
* Sector access goes through (undocumented) SmartDrive cache, improves
performance like shown when copying some files from C:
without DOSLFN 25 s copy to A: 7 s delete from A:
with DOSLFN 0.32n 78 s copy to A: 12 s delete from A:
with DOSLFN 0.32o 43 s copy to A: 7 s delete from A:
* MKLINK can now handle directories larger than 64KB (rare, not tested)
* MKLINK.PAS can compile to a DPMI version for more memory usage (tested)

Yeah. I downloaded DOSLFN 0.32o yesterday, but I didn't notice any major changes, so I didn't mention it here.

What updates does it have? Explain a bit, okay!

The following is a quote from Wengier at 2003-1-15 21:43:59:
All right, I'll upload it to the forum now:
Open attachment

One thing to note: to make DOSLFN automatically load the Chinese long filename table to support Chinese long filenames, you can first use the COUNTRY command in CONFIG.SYS to set the code page to 936, or use the CHCP command to switch the code page to 936. You can also manually specify code page 936 with DOSLFN's /Z parameter, for example: LH DOSLFN /Z CP936UNI.TBL. If it is Traditional Chinese, then just use CP950UNI.TBL in place of CP936UNI.TBL.

LH DOSLFN /Z CP936UNI.TBL
When I run it under DOS I get an error
saying there isn't enough memory

Hello moderator, after I downloaded doslfn.zip I found a lot of files inside. I want to copy this program onto my XP boot disk and only make it support displaying Chinese filenames. How should I do that? There are also some other DOS programs on my boot disk.

I copied doslfn.com and cp936uni.tbl to the floppy disk. After rebooting, I ran a:>doslfn/z cp936unl.tbl, then switched to a partition containing Chinese names, but the Chinese names were still garbled. Did I do something wrong? If not, what could be the reason?

The following is a quote from DOS新手 at 2003-6-13 8:18:10:
Hello moderator, after I downloaded doslfn.zip I found a lot of files inside. I want to copy this program onto my XP boot disk and only make it support displaying Chinese filenames. How should I do that? There are also some other DOS programs on my boot disk.

I copied doslfn.com and cp936uni.tbl to the floppy disk. After rebooting, I ran a:>doslfn/z cp936unl.tbl, then switched to a partition containing Chinese names, but the Chinese names were still garbled. Did I do something wrong? If not, what could be the reason?

Did you load a Chinese character support system?

Wengier: Hello
I'm a newbie, could you tell me what I should do? Is the Chinese character support system you mentioned cp936uni.gbk??

The following is a quote from DOS新手 at 2003-6-13 9:50:19:
Wengier: Hello
   I'm a newbie, could you tell me what I should do? Is the Chinese character support system you mentioned cp936uni.gbk??

Of course not. A Chinese character support system is a program like UCDOS, CCDOS97, TW, and so on.

I want to ask something: after supporting long filenames this way, what happens when copying files?
What happens with copy x:\??????~1.??? ? Will the copied filename be shortened, or will it stay the original?
What about when using xcopy to copy multiple files?

How can I make win3.2 support long filenames after loading doslfn?

The following is a quote from savioler at 2003-6-23 19:43:37:
How can I make win3.2 support long filenames after loading doslfn?

I want to ask too

Also:
It seems it should be loaded like this
doslfn /z:cp936uni.tbl

FMLFN.DRV, a very beta Long Filename provider for Windows File Manager
How do you use it??