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DOS启动盘 & LOGO技术 （启动盘室） » [Help] How to add a boot menu to execute my this batch file
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Floor1　feelam Posted 2007-08-15 17:09
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The above is the diagram of my system installation. Because the system I installed is really chilling, but there's really no way, it's not what I wanted.

The DOS system on drive C was installed using the command format c: /s /q.

The following is my code. The specific functions of the system recovery code haven't been added yet. Currently, the most critical thing is how to add a boot menu so that I can execute my batch file in DOS, and then call ghost.exe on drive C to restore the system. (I have already backed up the entire system)

Originally, I could do it after modifying virtual boot disks and so on, but I don't know why it can't boot on some computers. Think about it, now my drive C is already DOS, can I directly call



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Floor2　lianjiang2004 Posted 2007-08-15 18:06
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What a complete collection of MS systems.
Floor3　lianjiang2004 Posted 2007-08-15 18:09
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I didn't understand the relationship between the opening picture and the following batch processing. It seems that the batch processing is all about restoring from 1:2 to 1:1.
Floor4　feelam Posted 2007-08-15 20:30
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Originally posted by lianjiang2004 at 2007-8-15 06:09 PM:
I don't understand the relationship between the initial diagram and the following batch processing. Looking at the batch processing, it's all restoring from 1:2 to 1:1.



Then it means you didn't even read what I said. Hehe

I said that I haven't added the function code to restore the system yet

Now the most important thing is to trouble you to see how to add this to the boot menu to execute instead of working on the code :cool:
Floor5　lianjiang2004 Posted 2007-08-15 21:37
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Since it's not finished, there's no need to list a long batch script to distract attention, heh. Just making the requirements clear is enough. If C:\ has DOS as you said, then just add the batch script to autoexec.bat directly or call it with it. To be honest, for your usage environment, since the description is unclear, it's still not very clear.
Floor6　feelam Posted 2007-08-15 22:20
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Originally posted by lianjiang2004 at 2007-8-15 09:37 PM:
Since it's not finished, there's no need to list a long batch script, which distracts attention, heh.
Just make the requirements clear enough.
If there is DOS in C:\ as you said, then just add the batch script...


Hehe. First of all, thank you.
Is it just to directly add in autoexec.bat
@echo off
*.bat my Bat file name

Is that all?

PS: My environment is really difficult to figure out if I haven't really been in contact.
Originally I used someone else's virtual DOS boot disk modifications, and it could be called. But today I tried it, and some machines can use it while some can't. I can't figure out why. I thought: In DOS, usually a temporary drive is allocated, maybe it conflicts with so many of my drive letters.

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Floor7　feelam Posted 2007-08-15 22:27
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Actually, the functions I want to implement are:
1. My system has been installed as shown in the figure / the ones behind can be temporarily ignored. It is to install another language version in the same partition after installing the first round of the system
2. All systems have respectively backed up the corresponding GHO files in DST=1:15
3. Now I just want to make a menu and add it to the boot menu of the system
4. Then according to what has been specified in the code (for example, the code I provided above), after selection, it can directly restore the specified GHO file in the code to the partition
Floor8　feelam Posted 2007-08-15 22:30
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Attach my demonstration code in CMD mode. Probably you will be clearer about what I mean.

Attachments
Finish.rar (1.37 KiB)
Floor9　lianjiang2004 Posted 2007-08-16 06:52
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Can this be understood as: The first partition, that is, the DOS partition, already exists and will not be affected by other systems installed later. The 15th partition is also existing and stores the system backup files. There is one point that is unclear, how do you install other systems? Can all these systems work? Which are primary partitions? Which are logical partitions? Obviously, the partition where the system is located requires a primary partition. Of course, you can also install another system on one system, but then these two systems will not be independent and will affect each other. For batch processing operation, yes, as you said, just add in autoexec.bat: @echo off a.bat. There may also be possible solutions, such as adding the batch processing to the boot img, having CD-ROM boot, and performing restoration. Or choose to install grub4dos into the boot options/mbr, etc.
Floor10　feelam Posted 2007-08-16 09:05
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Yes, the first partition is already a DOS partition.

First round: 1_Dos → 2_Win2k_Eng → 3_Xp_Eng32 → 4_Xp_Chs32 → 5_Xp_Cht32 → 6_XpMce_Eng → 7_Vista_u_Eng32 → 8_Vista_u_Chs32 → 9_Vista_u_Cht32 → 10_Vista_hp_Chs32 → 11_Vista_u_Chs64 → 12_Vista_hp_Chs64 → Backup "1-12"

Second round: 2_Win2k_Chs → 3_Xp_Eng64 → 6_XpMce_Chs → 7_Vista_h_Eng32 → 8_Vista_h_Chs32 → 9_Vista_h_Cht32 → 10_Vista_hp_Cht32 → 11_Vista_u_Cht64 → 12_Vista_hp_Cht64 → Backup "2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12" → Restore 1_Dos (because installing VISTA will write to the MBR)

Third round: 2_Win2k_Cht → 10_Vista_hp_Eng → 11_Vista_u_Eng64 → 12_Vista_hp_Eng64 → Backup "2, 10, 11, 12" → Restore 1_Dos (because installing VISTA will write to the MBR)
Floor11　lianjiang2004 Posted 2007-08-16 09:41
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Could it be that you work at Microsoft? You need so many systems.

It's really magnificent!!!

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Floor12　feelam Posted 2007-08-16 09:57
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Hehe, trouble the expert can help me solve this problem as soon as possible. I need to use it on Saturday. :(
I'm also trying hard to search through posts
Floor13　lianjiang2004 Posted 2007-08-16 10:15
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For batch processing operation, yes, as you said, just add in autoexec.bat
@echo off
a.bat
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The problem is, I suspect whether these systems can be installed as you wish, he he.
Floor14　feelam Posted 2007-08-16 11:10
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...The system has already been installed... All can run...

The key is that after adding it to autoexec.bat, it still can't run.
bat command

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Floor15　lianjiang2004 Posted 2007-08-16 11:27
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Remove the echo off and see which line has an error.
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