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First, thank you!

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[ Last edited by 5q8 on 2010-1-13 at 22:49 ]

Hehe, "The ultimate goal I want to achieve is:
Just want an --> bootable MS-DOS 7.1 ISO image file integrated with USB 2.0 drivers (very small in capacity),
Burn it into a bootable disk, and in DOS, be able to access my USB flash drive. I put things like FORMAT, SMARTDRV, etc. needed into the USB flash drive, and directly call them from the USB flash drive in DOS.
" - If the original poster wants to perform DOS operations in the USB flash drive, then: The difficulty of accessing the USB flash drive in DOS is not lower than directly booting into the DOS system from the USB flash drive. Therefore, it is recommended to use the method of making a bootable USB flash drive to achieve the goal.

MS-DOS 7.10 Complete Installation CD ISO Edition: http://www.cn-dos.net/newdos/doswarea.htm

Thanks for the guidance.
Looking forward to the great one being able to obtain instructions in a practical way for each of my questions...
(My question is not: He gave me a ready - made USB flash drive containing a DOS and PE bootable disk)

[ Last edited by 5q8 on 2010-1-11 at 16:59 ]

Your computer isn't very old, it should support USB drive booting... Format and boot with usboot, there are three formats, try them yourself to see which one the computer can boot with. Then put all the DOS files on the USB drive and boot directly from the USB drive...