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For your configP.Mnu, do all the files have to be placed in the root directory of the disk??? I created a SYSTEM directory and put the various drivers in this subdirectory, but it gives an error when booting!!!!
Urgently waiting for an answer!!!!!!!!!!

16j.dot should be placed in the root directory. If the other drivers are not in the root directory, you should add the path. For example
device=c:\system\xxxxxx

Thanks, YAYA, expert!!! So it turns out I also had to add the drive letter. I directly used the form DEVICE=SYSTEM\XXXXX. I thought configP.Mnu would automatically look for the drivers in the current directory!!!!

Originally posted by yanlihua at 2008-1-10 04:23 PM:
Thanks, YAYA, expert!!! So it turns out I also had to add the drive letter. I directly used the form DEVICE=SYSTEM\XXXXX. I thought configP.Mnu would automatically look for the drivers in the current directory!!!!

Answering your question.....

You actually can directly use the form device=system\xxxx.... unless you typed the path wrong
If you're afraid of typing the path wrong, you can use device=\system\xxxx

[ Last edited by yangjianzj on 2008-1-14 at 11:25 AM ]

But it gives an error like that!!!!

I’m posting the contents of config.sys from the MaxDosV6 edition that I modified using YAYA's config.mnu 3.02 version:
SHELL=command.com /P /E;640
dos=noauto,high,umb
files=80
stackshigh=9,256
lastdrive=z
buffers=20,8
numlock=on

device=\soft\himem.sys /testmem:off
device=\soft\qcache.sys <--------------this file is not in the V6 edition, I added it myself, some boards can't use it
device=ConfigP.Mnu

; color=000099,bbbbbb,000099,ffffff
; time=25=10,remaining time
; note=1,30=00ffff,MAXDOS V6 main menu
; note=2,24=,====================================

; relate=1=7,8,9,10,11,12,13
; relate=4=14,15,16,17
; relate=5=18,19,20,21,22,23,24,25,26

; RadioOption=3,6,10,38=1=cccc00,select boot mode

; 0LoadItem=0,1,17= MaxDOS toolbox
; 1Item== MaxDOS network cloning menu
; 2Item=1,18= backup/restore system
; 3Item=1,2,3,19= access network resources
; 4Item== USB/SATA/1394/PCMCIA driver menu
; 5Item== GHOST manually select NDIS driver
; 6Item=22= pure DOS mode

; RadioOption=3,50,10,78=1=ffcc00, MaxDOS network cloning menu

; 7LoadItem=1,3,4,6,23= NDIS2 NIC driver
; 8Item=1,24= Packet NIC driver
; 9Item=1,5,10,11,12,25= nForce NIC driver v1
; 10Item=1,6,10,11,12,26= nForce NIC driver v2
; 11Item=1,7,10,11,12,27= nForce NIC driver v3
; 12Item=1,8,10,11,12,28= nForce NIC driver v4
; 13Item=1,9,10,11,12,29= nForce NIC driver v5

; RadioOption=11,4,14,78=2=ffcc00, USB/SATA/1394/PCMCIA driver menu

; 14LoadItem=0,1,13,20= UMB/SATA/CD driver support
; 15Item=0,1,14,20= USB driver support
; 16Item=0,1,15,20= PCMCIA driver support
; 17Item=0,1,16,20= 1394/SCSI driver support

; RadioOption=15,4,24,76=1=ffcc00, GHOST with common NIC NDIS drivers

; 18LoadItem=1,30,21= RealTek RTL8139/810X Family Fast Ethernet Adapter
; 19Item=1,31,21= Attansic L1 Gigabit Ethernet 10/100/1000Base-T Adapter
; 20Item=1,37,21= Attansic L2 Fast Ethernet 10/100 Base-T Controller
; 21Item=1,32,21= Broadcom 440x 10/100 Integrated Controller
; 22Item=1,33,21= Broadcom 570x Ethernet Controller
; 23Item=1,34,21= RTL8168/8111 Family Gigabit Ethernet
; 24Item=1,35,21= RealTek RTL8169/8110 Family Gigabit Ethernet Adapter
; 25Item=1,36,21= Marvell Yukon Gigabit Ethernet Controller
; 26item=1,38,21= NVIDIA nForce Networking Controller

; block=0

device=\soft\umbpci.sys

; block=1

devicehigh=\soft\ramdrive.sys /e 10000

; block=2

device=\soft\IFSHLP.SYS

; block=3

device=maxdos.dos

; block=4

device=protman.dos /I:\Drv

; block=5

device=\net\MaxNFv1.DOS

; block=6

device=\net\MaxNFv2.DOS

; block=7

device=\net\MaxNFv3.DOS

; block=8

device=\net\MaxNFv4.DOS

; block=9

device=\net\MaxNFv5.DOS

; block=10

DEVICE=protman.dos /I:\net

; block=11

DEVICE=dis_pkt.dos

; block=12

DEVICE=\net\NDIS.DOS

; block=13

DEVICEHIGH=\soft\VIDE-CDD.SYS /D:IDECD1
DEVICEHIGH=\soft\GCDROM.SYS /D:SATACD1

; block=14

DEVICEHIGH=\soft\USBASPI.SYS
DEVICEHIGH=\soft\ASPIOHCI.SYS /INT /ALL
DEVICEHIGH=\soft\ASPIUHCI.SYS /INT /ALL
DEVICEHIGH=\soft\DI1000DD.SYS
DEVICEHIGH=\soft\USBCD.SYS /D:USBCD1

; block=15

DEVICEHIGH=\soft\PCMADRV.SYS /P1 /QA

; block=16

DEVICEHIGH=\soft\SBP2ASPI.SYS
DEVICEHIGH=\soft\CDSDMINI.SYS /D:FWRCD

; block=17

set CM0=A

; block=18

set CM0=C

; block=19

set CM0=D

; block=20

set CM0=E

; block=21

set CM0=F

; block=22

set CM0=G

; block=23

set CM1=A

; block=24

set CM1=B

; block=25

set CM1=C

; block=26

set CM1=D

; block=27

set CM1=E

; block=28

set CM1=F

; block=29

set CM1=G

; block=30

device=protman.dos /I:\Drv\rtl8139x
device=dis_pkt.dos
device=\drv\rtl8139x\rtl8139x.dos
set network=rtl8139x

; block=31

device=protman.dos /I:\Drv\atl1
device=dis_pkt.dos
device=\drv\atl1\l1.dos
set network=atl1

; block=32

device=protman.dos /I:\Drv\bd440x
device=dis_pkt.dos
device=\drv\bd440x\bd44x.dos
set network=bd440x

; block=33

device=protman.dos /I:\Drv\bd570x
device=dis_pkt.dos
device=\drv\bd570x\bd57.dos
set network=bd570x

; block=34

device=protman.dos /I:\Drv\rtl8168
device=dis_pkt.dos
device=\drv\rtl8168\RTEND.DOS
set network=rtl8168

; block=35

device=protman.dos /I:\Drv\rtl8169
device=dis_pkt.dos
device=\drv\rtl8169\rtl8169.DOS
set network=rtl8169

; block=36

device=protman.dos /I:\Drv\yukon
device=dis_pkt.dos
device=\drv\yukon\yukon.DOS
set network=yukon

; block=37

device=protman.dos /I:\Drv\atl2
device=\net\dis_pkt.dos
device=\drv\atl2\l2.dos
set network=atl2

; block=38

device=\net\nvdos.dos
DEVICE=protman.dos /I:\net
DEVICE=dis_pkt.dos
DEVICE=\net\NDIS.DOS

; block=end

device=ConfigP.Mnu /u

[ Last edited by yangjianzj on 2008-1-17 at 12:37 PM ]