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The following is the statement quoted by mikeby on 2003-6-3 9:51:20:I also want to ask, how to do the fourth step, I don't know how to write it
I am a novice: The following is my understanding of the operation, I don't know if it is correct, please correct and guide the moderator:
1. SYS A: C: (Use the sys command to transfer the DOS system files to the C drive)
2. SRCBOOT C: C:\BOOTSECT.DOS /S (Save the content of the information in the main boot sector at this time (that is, the DOS boot information) to the C:\BOOTSECT.DOS file)
3. BOOTPART WINNT BOOT:C: (I am using the xp system, can I use bootpart winxp boot:c:?)
4. Then add the line to start DOS in BOOT.INI.
Help:
a. The fourth step in the above operation will not... Please give guidance.
b. I downloaded the moderator's MS-DOS 7.10 startup compressed package, after decompressing, how to make it into a boot disk for the above operation?