May I ask:
Is there such a full version image of MS-DOS 7.1, which can be written to a USB flash drive in zip+ format using UltraISO, and then when the USB flash drive is inserted into a computer, MS-DOS 7.1 can be run from the USB flash drive? And the drive letter of the USB flash drive is A. Later, as long as this USB flash drive is taken along, when plugged into any computer, MS-DOS 7.1 can be entered?
I have tried many methods:
1. Using usbboot, but the zip format of usbboot does not support USB flash drives larger than 256M. If it is larger than 256M, the HDD format must be used, and zip+ and HDD+ are not supported. It should be known that zip+ has the best compatibility.
2. Using flashboot. Although it supports large-capacity USB flash drives, it also has the problem of not supporting zip+ and HDD+ formats. And when using flashboot, Norton AntiVirus software needs to be turned off, otherwise Norton will recognize it as a virus and kill it.
I have used the Perfecter Maintenance System USB flash drive version, which is written to the USB flash drive in zip+ format using UltraISO. There are many things in it, including MaxDOS, but it is not pure MS-DOS 7.1. I just want pure MS-DOS 7.1. I just want to be able to get an image of the full version of MS-DOS 7.1 that can be written to a USB flash drive in zip+ format using UltraISO.
Is there such a full version image of MS-DOS 7.1, which can be written to a USB flash drive in zip+ format using UltraISO, and then when the USB flash drive is inserted into a computer, MS-DOS 7.1 can be run from the USB flash drive? And the drive letter of the USB flash drive is A. Later, as long as this USB flash drive is taken along, when plugged into any computer, MS-DOS 7.1 can be entered?
I have tried many methods:
1. Using usbboot, but the zip format of usbboot does not support USB flash drives larger than 256M. If it is larger than 256M, the HDD format must be used, and zip+ and HDD+ are not supported. It should be known that zip+ has the best compatibility.
2. Using flashboot. Although it supports large-capacity USB flash drives, it also has the problem of not supporting zip+ and HDD+ formats. And when using flashboot, Norton AntiVirus software needs to be turned off, otherwise Norton will recognize it as a virus and kill it.
I have used the Perfecter Maintenance System USB flash drive version, which is written to the USB flash drive in zip+ format using UltraISO. There are many things in it, including MaxDOS, but it is not pure MS-DOS 7.1. I just want pure MS-DOS 7.1. I just want to be able to get an image of the full version of MS-DOS 7.1 that can be written to a USB flash drive in zip+ format using UltraISO.
