Sorry, after testing, there is a problem with starting Kingsoft Antivirus and VRV antivirus floppy disks with Grub because the parameter of one line of the boot command is incorrect. There are two solutions: 1. Still start with Grub, but need to modify the command line parameter. The specific method is as follows:
(1) In the boot menu interface, select the menu item "Duba 6 and VRV (kav&vrv.img) for DOS".
(2) Press e to enter the command line editing state.
(3) Select the second line "kernel /boot/grub/memdisk.gz", then press e to edit, add at the end of the command line: c=80 h=4 s=36 floppy, that is, edit this line into the following:
kernel /boot/grub/memdisk.gz c=80 h=4 s=36 floppy then press Enter to confirm the modification.
(4) Press b to start the kav&vrv.img floppy image with the modified command line. The cause of this problem: Because when I originally made the Duba 6 and VRV boot disk, I used a 2.88MB floppy image, so memdisk did not add parameters, but after Duba 6 was upgraded, the space of the 2.88M floppy image was not enough, I expanded it to a 5M floppy image (you can see that the floppy images of Rising and KV2004 are all 5M), but I forgot to specify the parameter of the floppy image for memdisk, so it cannot start normally, but the advantage of Grub is that you can dynamically modify the boot parameter (this is a function that other boot disks do not have, and it is also one of the advantages of Grub). This problem can be solved by modifying the corresponding boot items in \boot\grub\menu.lst and menu.chs and adding parameters when restarting the CD iso. 2. Use Boot CD Winzard to start this floppy image:
Select "Boot CD Winzard Menu" in the Grub boot menu, then select the boot menu item of Duba 6 and VRV to directly start this floppy image.
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