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Some old machines have no CD-ROM drives or floppy drives, and there are no USB drives on hand. If you want to enter DOS and copy files from the shared folder of other machines, you can use the method of using tftp32 to reference and guide grub4dos to boot the boot disk image. I have made a packaged one.
Download address http://upload.cn-dos.net/img/1547.rar
After decompression, run tftp32, and it can provide boot functions for other machines in the local area network.
There are three boot disks in it:
1. ntfsdos After booting, it supports reading and writing of NTFS DOS partition Chinese long filenames. There are partition software f32, fdisk, compression and decompression software, etc.
2. netdos After booting, it can be connected to the network, supports accessing with Microsoft network client and providing local area network sharing resources;
Supports IDE/USB/1394/PCMCIA CD-ROM drives and USB hard drives/floppy drives;
DOS 7.1 boots, supports FAT32, also contains read-only version NTFS and long filename support, provides
Common desktop RTL8139 and compatible network cards
Common notebook Intel Pro 100vm network cards (Intel Pro 100ve on desktops can also be used)
AMD PCnet series network cards for VMware virtual machines (InnoTek's VirtualBox is also this network card)
DC21x4 series network cards for Microsoft or Connectix's Virtual PC products
Common desktop Intel Pro/1000 gigabit cards
5 kinds of network card drivers
3. pm805 pqmagic 8.05 partition software boot disk, used to adjust partitions
If you want to add more boot disks, you can put the boot disk img file in the boot file, edit the default file in the menu.lst folder, and add the grub4dos menu.
What? You don't know how to use grub4dos and tftp32, then find tutorials by yourself on the Internet, heh heh

[ Last edited by goeasy2005 on 2009-6-18 at 01:07 ]

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