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The following is the translation:

;MS-DOS 7.10系统配置文件
;(C)版权所有微软公司


自动扫描=0
启动延迟=2
启动图形界面=0
启动菜单=0
启动多操作系统=0
启动警告=0
双倍空间=0
禁用日志=1
双缓冲=0
驱动器空间=0
标志=1
系统注册表=0

;仅为与Windows 9x图形界面兼容：


Windows目录=.
Windows启动目录=.
主机Windows启动驱动器=A

[最后编辑者dosz于2005-10-29 23:10]

It should be noted that I'm not sure exactly which items should be deleted as it depends on specific usage needs. But the above is the translation of the given content.

If MS-DOS 7.10 is not based on WINDOWS, you can delete all the MSDOS.sys files!

I mean, in DOS, apart from Logo=1, which items are irrelevant to the LOGO screen

It seems that except for Logo=1 in DOS, those other items have nothing to do with the LOGO screen!

Originally posted by Must Love at 2005-10-30 10:41:
It seems that except for Logo=1 in DOS, all those items have nothing to do with the LOGO screen!

The answer is completely wrong

WinDir=C:\WINDOWS
WinBootDir=C:\WINDOWS
Indicate the installation path of Win98

HostWinBootDrv=C
Indicate the boot disk of Win98


BootMulti=1
Indicate whether to use the multi-boot menu (here the multi-boot only has Win98 and DOS, not referring to Win98 and Win2000) Note: If the C drive is in FAT32 file system, then the multi-boot menu will not appear.
1 means use, 0 means not use
Default value: 1

BootGUI=1
Indicate whether to automatically start the graphical user interface (that is, Win98)
1 means use, 0 means not use
Default value: 1

DoubleBuffer=1
Set whether to use double buffering before entering Win98. It is only effective if the system uses SCSI interface, otherwise it is of no practical significance.
1 means use, 0 means not use
Default value: 1

AutoScan=1
Set whether to scan the hard disk after restarting after an illegal shutdown (strongly recommend using 1, so as to avoid premature aging of the hard disk)
1 means use, 0 means not use, 2 means scan every time it starts
Default value: 1

WinVer=4.10.2222
Windows version

BootWin=1
Set whether to automatically boot to Win98
1 means use, 0 means not use
Default value: 1

DrvSpace=1
DblSpace=1
Set whether to load dblspace.bin drvspace.bin files. If your hard disk is not compressed by DoubleSpace or DriveSpace, then it is of no significance here.

LOGO=1
Set whether to enable the boot screen
1 means use, 0 means not use
Default value: 1

BootDelay=2
Set how many seconds you have to press keys like F8

BootMenuDefault=1
Set where the cursor of the boot menu is placed by default
Here 1 represents the first item: Normal
The remaining numbers and meanings are
2 Logged(Bootlog.txt) Create Bootlog.txt file when starting, generally used to find system problems
3 Safe mode Win98's safe mode
4 Step-by-Step confirmation Step-by-step startup (manually load processes)
5 Command prompt only Use DOS
6 Safe mode command prompt only Only execute command.com
7 Previous Version of MS-DOS This item will only be available if the C drive is in FAT16 file system, indicating using the old DOS

BootMenuDelay=30
Indicate how many seconds the boot menu is delayed
Default value: 30

BootMenu=0
Set whether to display the boot menu
1 means use, 0 means not use
Default value: 0

DisableLog=0
Set whether to appear the prompt when the desktop appears in safe mode
1 means use, 0 means not use
Default value: 1

BootKeys=1
Set whether to use function keys like F8
1 means use, 0 means not use
Default value: 1

BootSafe=1
Set whether to force to enter safe mode
1 means use, 0 means not use
Default value: 1

Bootfailsafe=1
Whether to allow entering safe mode
1 means use, 0 means not use
Default value: 1

Bootwarn=1
Whether to appear the warning dialog box after entering safe mode
1 means use, 0 means not use
Default value: 1

network=1
If it is 1 and there is a network card installed, the boot menu will add the Safe mode with Network support option
0 means the above option does not appear.

loadtop=1
Let command.com and dnspace.bin reside in the top of conventional memory
1 means use, 0 means force
Default value: 1

[ Last edited by fastslz on 2007-2-19 at 09:34 PM ]

Thanks

The most straightforward way, but variables still need to be cleared. After entering the system, just use SET by yourself!

[Paths]
WinDir=A:
[Options]
Logo=1

Originally posted by 0451lym at 2007-2-22 00:15:


WinDir=A:

Logo=1

In fact, the answer on the 8th floor here is the most in line with the meaning of the question

;SYS

Logo=1
SystemReg=0


windir=.

This should be an ideal file for the DOS LOGO screen.
It has the least number of characters and no error messages.
Of course, it is better if the two files himem.sys and ifshlp.sys are stored in the root directory of the DOS boot disk.

If there is no "SystemReg=0" segment or the two files himem.sys and ifshlp.sys are missing, the LOGO screen can be displayed but there will be error messages.
If there is no "Logo=1" or "windir=." segment, the LOGO screen will not be displayed.

[ Last edited by dosz on 2007-2-26 at 01:01 AM ]

Read posts and reply, develop a good habit.

[ Last edited by yjhyxing on 2007-3-8 at 08:05 PM ]

Got it, thanks for sharing.

Is there a ready-made one?

Thanks for the materials from floor 8. Been searching for a long time.