China DOS Union

Oh...
How can I make it support NTFS?

Hehe, I actually found out that there are still DOS systems that support NTFS.

Aren't some DOSes equipped with NTFS drivers by default?

Originally posted by worldemperor at 2009-12-27 21:27:
Aren't some DOSes come with NTFS drivers by themselves?

Hehe, this is exactly the reason why I "accidentally discovered". Brother, can you give me a hint where to find DOS that comes with NTFS drivers by themselves? Thanks in advance!

Originally posted by bc12060101 at 2009-12-27 23:20:

Hehe, this is exactly the reason why I "unexpectedly discovered". Can the gentleman give some guidance on where to find DOS with built-in NTFS drivers? Thanks in advance!

Don't be so sarcastic with me. I'm not very knowledgeable in this area. I just saw that the top-sticked "Super MSDOS 7.10" here mentions having NTFS support, but I can't install that DOS. When booting with GRUB, some modes (modes with NTFS support) enter the title screen and then stop moving. So I want to try another DOS. I found FreeDOS, but it doesn't support it.

Heheh, brother, I was just kidding, hope you don't take it too much to heart.

Currently, all the available DOS versions don't support the NTFS format! But after entering the DOS system, you can load NTFS support programs to have limited read and write support for NTFS format disks. These programs include: ifs, NTFSDOS Pro, ntfs4dos, omnifs, and Readntfs, etc. The poster might as well find some and give them a try.

Hehe, actually it doesn't matter.
I would still be very grateful if you can tell me what to download

Also, I would like to ask, are programs of FreeDOS and MSDOS mutually compatible?

[ Last edited by worldemperor on 2009-12-20 at 09:34 ]

Hehe, it's not known whether all programs of FreeDOS and MS-DOS are compatible, but some programs are definitely compatible. Because many MS-DOS boot disks use tool software of FreeDOS.

Oh, thanks. Actually I just added an ntfs4dos to the freedos boot disk, so I can fully operate the computer hard drive. But that ntfs4dos is a bit strange, it still asks me to type a yes each time to use it, so annoying

DOS generally does not support NTFS, unless using tools.

Originally posted by worldemperor at 2009-12-30 09:49 AM:
Oh, thanks. Actually, I just added ntfs4dos to the FreeDOS boot disk, so I can fully operate the computer's hard drive. But that ntfs4dos is a bit strange; it still asks me to type a yes each time to use it. It's really annoying

There are cracked versions. You can look for them yourself

Actually?
Is there any support?

Patching is also acceptable, is there a good one?

Hmm, check online. There must be tools that can implement this function.