China DOS Union

I just officially used the famous UCSHELL to make a full Chinese GUI bootable disk. Its interface and functions are really very powerful and beautiful (at least much stronger than MenuStar, DOS94 and other GUI/menu programs). Its interface and operation are very similar to Mini-Win3.x, but the boot speed is much faster and the volume is much smaller (combined with the UCDOS 7.0 kernel and compressed with ACE, it is only more than 300KB). Oh.~~ It really seems very suitable to use it to make a full Chinese GUI bootable disk. Of course, this is just a sample. Now the icons and shortcuts inside are not many, but everyone can easily add their own desired content on its basis (and it can be in full Chinese!).

It is worth mentioning that this bootable disk (still using MS-DOS 7.10 kernel) supports large hard disks, FAT32, large memory, CD-ROM, mouse, etc., and there are many free conventional memories (625KB of Free conventional memory on my computer). Give it a try, and suggestions are welcome, thank you.
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Haha!! I'm the first one!! I'll try the next one!!! Thanks boss!!!

Boss! I used it, why does the cursor stay at
Made by Wengier. China DOS Union.
All rights reserved. 2002-2003.
and doesn't move??? The light of the floppy drive immediately stops shining and there's no response anymore!!! (Is it related to the hardware or something!!!?)

Not bad, not bad. Need to top up.........
But it seems very slow. (I use a virtual machine, there is no problem of slow disk reading).........

Not bad!

Whether using VPC or a floppy disk, I didn't succeed! After booting with the floppy disk, there's nothing, only the cursor flashing at H:\_.

Me too, it didn't succeed. Appeared:
CD01:Not ready reading drive E
Abort, Retry, Fail?

I'll download it and try it first! 3Q!

Try it out! But there are no file managers at all, and long filenames are not supported (Chinese support is OK). Even if DOSLFN is run, because there is no file manager (I can't find it?), the filenames seen are in the browsing window. At the same time, I found that when running VC in the run bar, a restart phenomenon occurs. When entering the DOS interface, VC can be run. An important point: Can 16-bit TOTAL COMMANDER be executed? If OK, then all file managers can be dispensed with.

The following is the speech of pizigao on 2003-7-7 11:49:49:
Boss! I used it, why does the cursor stay at
Made by Wengier. China DOS Union.
All rights reserved. 2002-2003.
It doesn't move!!! The light of the floppy drive immediately stops flashing, and there is no response anymore!!! (Is it related to the hardware or something!!!?)

I just tested it on three computers with different system configurations, and the result is that everything is normal when booting with it.

The following is a quote from maple on 2003-7-7 15:14:46:
It works! But there is no file manager at all, and long filenames are not supported (Chinese support is OK). Even after running DOSLFN, because there is no file manager (I can't find it?), the filenames seen are in the browsing window. Also, I found that when running VC in the run bar, there is a reboot phenomenon. When entering the DOS interface, VC can be run. An important point: Can 16-bit TOTAL COMMANDER be executed? If OK, then all file managers can be dispensed with.

Yeah, if it supported long filenames, that would be great.....

I tried it but didn't succeed.
UCDOS can be loaded normally, but after UCSHELL is loaded, the display is garbled. One-third of the screen has graphics, which are fragmented and garbled. The mouse can only move in half the area, and left and right clicks are invalid.
Now I have solved it. I changed the second line in UCSHELL.INI to: rem ScreenMode=VM_640X480X256, that is, blocked this line, and UCSHELL can start normally. I specially provide this for everyone's reference.

Regretrieved the content: "遗憾，我试用也没有成功，恐怕通用性还不理想"

Translated: Unfortunately, my trial also didn't succeed. I'm afraid the generality is still not ideal.

I'll go give it a try!

Basically normal, but the interface is a bit dull. Hope to improve it.