China DOS Union

The moderator's boot disk doesn't include Active Partition Recovery. This is a partition recovery software tool under DOS, and it directly supports NTFS. A cracked version can be downloaded at www.crsky.net/down.asp?id=456&no=1 There are also DOS software tools such as Active@ UNERASER for DOS and Active@ Disk Image v.1.0 (DOS Edition), all of which can directly support NTFS disks. Unfortunately there are no cracked versions, so I hope the moderator can find a way to solve this and use them in the new boot disk!

This kind of tool is impossible to appear in the "DOS Super Boot Disk"; at most it might appear only in the "DOS Emergency Boot Disk".

Then does the moderator have any idea of making such an emergency boot disk? You should know that DOS boot disks nowadays are mostly for emergency use.

At the same time, I'd like to ask the moderator: since the above software can directly support NTFS format under DOS, is it possible to apply this kind of technology to DOS's basic disk access capability, without using the DOSNTFS driver? Because the read-write version of DOSNTFS is too large.

The "Emergency Boot Disk" is project two of the "China DOS Union Boot Disk", but I'm not responsible for it. It's done by Teacher Mo and others.

Aside from NTFSDOS, it seems there is still no direct NTFS drive driver for DOS at present. There are only NTFS reading tools like READNTFS.