As the title says, when making a CD boot, EASYBOOT can load IMG image files, which is very convenient and easy to manage. But it doesn't seem to work under DOS. So how to load IMG images when making a DOS boot disk? For example, if I add PQMAGIC and the IMG image of Efficiency Source to the DOS boot disk, how to run them? Hope everyone discusses and shares ideas.
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Posted 2005-11-11 20:56 · 中国 广西 桂林 电信
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Posted 2005-11-12 09:17 · 中国 广西 桂林 电信
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Under what environment does your DOS boot disk run?
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Posted 2005-11-14 15:26 · 中国 上海 虹口区 海电信科技发展有限公司电信节点
Moderator, moderator, I have a similar question.
For example, I have already booted to DOS using Super Universal MS-DOS 7.10,
I want to use d:\new\mine.img as my virtual floppy disk, can this be achieved?
Or I have more advanced requirements to uninstall mine.img and then load another img file such as second.img
Can this be achieved?
For example, I have already booted to DOS using Super Universal MS-DOS 7.10,
I want to use d:\new\mine.img as my virtual floppy disk, can this be achieved?
Or I have more advanced requirements to uninstall mine.img and then load another img file such as second.img
Can this be achieved?
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Posted 2005-11-14 15:56 · 中国 广西 桂林 电信
Hehe, the idea of the 4th floor is the same as mine. I just don't know if MS-DOS 7.1 has such a built-in tool. Looking forward to it!!!!!
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Posted 2005-11-14 16:11 · 中国 上海 虹口区 海电信科技发展有限公司电信节点
Since there are already many software that can simulate CD-ROM drives under DOS, then software that can simulate floppy drives should have been available long ago, but I just don't know about it. I hope some expert can be so kind as to give advice, thank you very much!
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Posted 2005-11-14 21:58 · 中国 湖北 武汉 硚口区 电信
You don't have to insist on the img format. Compress what you want with arj and then extract it to a virtual disk.
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Posted 2005-11-15 10:25 · 中国 广西 玉林 电信
What the 7th floor said makes sense...
All the discs I made use IMG, there are too many, ready-made, ^0^, I'm lazy~~~~
I imagine that if there is a virtual tool to load IMG under DOS, it should be very convenient, and the IMG in the hard drive can be used.
There are tools to load ISO.
When will there be a tool to load IMG?
All the discs I made use IMG, there are too many, ready-made, ^0^, I'm lazy~~~~
I imagine that if there is a virtual tool to load IMG under DOS, it should be very convenient, and the IMG in the hard drive can be used.
There are tools to load ISO.
When will there be a tool to load IMG?
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Posted 2005-11-16 21:16 · 中国 安徽 宿州 泗县 电信
Originally posted by kevinhbwh at 2005-11-14 09:58 PM:
No need to strictly require the img format. Compress what you want using arj, and then extract it to a virtual disk.
I also often use this method.
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Posted 2010-05-22 14:28 · 中国 山东 烟台 联通
Don't answer off-topic. I just want to know how to load and use IMG under DOS.
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Posted 2010-05-22 15:32 · IANA 局域网IP(Private-Use)
There is a tool called SImg that can do this thing, search for it!
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Posted 2010-05-22 16:07 · 中国 山东 烟台 联通
Originally posted by MarsKeeper at 2010-5-22 03:32 PM:
There is a tool called SImg that can do this, search for it!
What is the full name??? Download file >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
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Posted 2010-05-24 17:36 · 中国 山东 济南 莱芜区 联通
It seems there is a tool called "校img" that can read files of this type. I don't know whether this IMG is the format supported by it!
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