China DOS Union

I use a dual system, Win2000 and DOS. Using the DOS from sys c:, when booting DOS from C: it shows a Chinese garbled screen (if I boot from A: it can display Chinese, I'm using the Tianhui Chinese character support system).

That’s Tianhui’s issue. Try using another video driver, or try UCDOS...

Thanks! I just want to have a Chinese selection menu when booting from the DOS on C: (the DOS from sys c: doesn’t need anything else). I wonder if any expert has some other way! Thanks!

@ECHO OFF
TW
cls
echo.
echo.
echo.
echo.
echo.
echo.
echo.
echo.
echo.
echo.
cls
@echo off
echo.
echo Automatic System Backup and Restore
echo ====================================================
echo.
echo 1. Automatic system backup
echo 2. Automatic system restore
echo 3. Restart computer
echo.
choice/c:123 /t:3,20 . Please make a selection within 20 seconds, the default is the last item.
if errorlevel 2 goto tback
if errorlevel 1 goto fback
if errorlevel 3 goto rstart
：tback

ghost.exe -sure -fx -clone,mode=pdump,src=1:1，dst=d:\backup\backup.gho:1
echo =======================System backup complete, restarting computer===========================
RESET

:fback
ghost.exe -sure -fx -clone,mode=pload,src=d:\backup\backup.gho:1,dst=1:1,
echo =======================System restore complete, restarting computer=============================
RESET
:rstart
RESET
My batch file is written like this, and when entering it, booting DOS from C: shows a Chinese garbled screen. I wonder if any expert can help me, thanks!!

Boot a Chinese character support system first, then load dfkc and it can translate any DOS information...

The following is quoted from Master Rushi at 2003-10-23 22:34:18:
Boot a Chinese character support system first, then load dfkc and it can translate any DOS information...

What does that have to do with dfkc?
This is a problem where calling tw directly in autoexec.bat causes garbled screen on some motherboards. You can try CCDOS or UCDOS, because Chinese character support systems can have display problems on some motherboards (especially onboard graphics). Try a few more.

Could it be that you don't have enough memory?
Has the system loaded memory management?
Check whether there is device＝himem.sys in config.sys