China DOS Union

The following is the speech of oceandeep on 2003-6-12 10:47:49:
How can I display Chinese folders after booting the computer with msdos71?

First, enter the XZL command under DOS, and then you can have a look.

After I boot with msdos71, when I want to boot Windows, there is only a cursor flashing on the screen, and it can't boot for a long time. How to solve this?

Moderator: Please ask a question. I am using Windows 98 operating system and Office XP software. The Chinese and Western fonts are not displayed in the font drop-down menu in WORD, but they are displayed in EXCEL. In addition, in this case, the fonts are also not displayed in WPS. How to solve it?

Super Moderator:
The super general MS-DOS 7.10 bootable disk, very good!!!!! But I can't make it work on the IBM 6824-K7C. The original system hard disk is divided into three partitions, all in NTFS format, and the C drive has WIN2K installed. After multiple boots, I find that before creating the XMSDSK disk, I must read the C drive first, and the C drive is in NTFS format, while reading the NTFS format requires the XMSDSK disk. Is there a contradiction between the front and the back? Please give me some advice, moderator. Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Wengier:
Hello!
I used the "Super DOS Boot Disk" you made today. The function is quite powerful and convenient, but I need to back up a hard disk with NTFS file format for work needs and also be able to restore it. But your this one cannot perform NTFS write operations, and the same is true for finding other patch programs. I wonder if you can provide an NTFS driver or patch program that can both read and write! Thanks a lot!

The following is the speech of 6366142 on 2003-6-12 12:04:15:
Super Moderator:
      The super general MS-DOS 7.10 bootable disk, very good!!!!! But I couldn't use it on the IBM 6824-K7C. The original system hard disk is divided into three partitions, all in NTFS format, and the C drive is installed with WIN2K. After multiple boots, I found that before creating the XMSDSK disk, the C drive must be read first, and the C drive is in NTFS format, while reading NTFS format requires the XMSDSK disk. Is there a contradiction? Please give me a solution, moderator. Thank you!!!!!!!

Then it is estimated that similar situations will occur on individual computers. Because I have also tried it without a hard disk or with a hard disk in NTFS format, and there is no problem.

Just arrived, this is indeed a good place to learn about DOS. My machine has no floppy drive, and I tried to burn the "Super Universal MS-DOS 7.10 Boot Disk" to a CD using NERO, but wasted several discs and don't dare to burn anymore.

MS-DOS 7.10 does not support Chinese input, which is its biggest shortcoming. The others are okay. However, I downloaded a bootable disk that can support Chinese input. After trial, the effect is very good and I burned it into a CD bootable disk. The test is also very good.

The following is the speech of Lazy and Confused on 2003-6-14 20:26:46:
MS-DOS 7.10 does not support Chinese input, which is its biggest shortcoming. The others are okay. However, I downloaded a boot disk that can support Chinese input. After trial, the effect is very good and I burned it into a CD boot disk. The test is also very good

It's not that MS-DOS 7.10 doesn't support Chinese input, but that I didn't add input methods like Pinyin. In fact, it's very easy to add them. But the区位 input method (radical-phonetic input method) can be used.

I have gained a lot after reading the Config.sys and Autoexec.bat inside!!!!!!!!!!!

I don't know which version to post in.

This problem has troubled me for a long time. That is, when using Norton Clone Tools, the enterprise version of the DOS boot disk is made by modifying the batch file with the production program of the personal version. When you clone the clone disc to the hard disk, you can boot from the CD and directly run the GHOST program. But when cloning the system (WINDOWS) backup, you can only boot from DOS. Why???
Hope the big shots can give some pointers.

May I ask how the USE hard disk is identified?

The following is the statement of Working People on 2003-5-9 20:21:31:
It doesn't work. The computer freezes after loading the USB hard drive late.

My problem is the same. I hope to get specific guidance.

Asking all the experts: "I need to use a DOS disk to boot my USB hard disk now, and use GHOST to restore the image file to the hard disk. My USB hard disk is the Newmine PockMini NM-USB966 model, and the hard disk is ST40G. I don't know if it can be realized. Please help. jzwty@371.net

Can the moderator make it for flash memory? I don't have a floppy drive. Actually, the moderator can make several versions of boot disks for flash memory. After all, this is popular now. Without considering the capacity factor, it would be great to add support for common network cards like 8139 or 8029 and so on.