中国DOS联盟

Update time: 2010-7-25
Latest version download address:

ftp://121.32.89.171:3/tftpboot.rar
http://users6.jabry.com/dos000/tftpboot.gz
http://users6.jabry.com/dospxe/tftpboot.gz
http://users6.jabry.com/pxe000/tftpboot.gz
http://users6.jabry.com/msdos/tftpboot.gz
http://users4.jabry.com/pxedos/tftpboot.gz
http://jy0663.3322.org/tftpboot.gz
http://dospxe.kilu.de/tftpboot.rar
http://000.sitemix.jp/tftpboot.gz

http://pxe.6te.net/tftpboot.rar
http://pxe.coolpage.biz/tftpboot.rar
http://pxe.freeoda.com/tftpboot.rar
http://pxe.freetzi.com/tftpboot.rar
http://pxe.noads.biz/tftpboot.rar
http://pxe.ueuo.com/tftpboot.rar
http://pxe.xp3.biz/tftpboot.rar


1. This system can be installed on hard disks, mobile disks, or via PXE boot. For motherboards without PXE boot, attempts can be made with PXE, Etherboot, or iSCSI boot.

2. Currently, it is the only one that supports the most network protocols, the most complete network cards, and the most network functions. It supports multiple network protocols, automatic network card detection. It supports 4 protocols: MS's TCP/IP, compatible IPX, NETBEUI, and IBM TCP/IP. It can drive multiple identical and different network cards on the motherboard. It fully supports all series of network cards integrated in NVIDIA motherboards.

3. It is the only Ghost network cloning special software, which is faster, simpler, and more stable than similar network cloning software. Especially, it adopts the IBM TCP/IP protocol, which is the key guarantee for the speed of network cloning. It can automatically modify the computer name, IP address, gateway, DNS, drive letter of xp/2003, edit Boot.ini or BCD, display hidden network cards, and reset the local connection.

4. It can drive SATA optical drives, a large number of practical DOS tool software, BIOS modification and flashing tools, Paragon series hard disk tool software. It has a more perfect NTFS access tool than IFS. It can scan a single hard disk in a already formed hard disk RAID. It can modify the drive letter assignment in the registry of XP 2003. It can test memory stability.

5. It is a true network deployment, with an open task deployment concept. DOS clients download script files from the server and execute them. For example, the entire network clients can be fully automatically partitioned, BIOS upgraded, multiple different GHOST tasks executed automatically, and software not in the software package can also be added automatically. All of this is completed in pure DOS.

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Remarks:

PXE boot requires configuring a DHCP service in the network, such as Hanewin DHCP, and setting the boot file to grldr or pxelinux.0
The root directory (Root directory) of the tftp service is the pxeboot directory after decompressing tftpboot.rar.
Note! Do not select the Dont wait for ACK (do not wait for ACK) option, otherwise TFTP is likely to have errors or be slow. If the PXE boot is black screen, please change the boot file to grldr, that is, PXEGrub boot.

If you want to use iSCSI boot, set the Root Path of hanewin DCHP to:
iscsi:<server name or IP address>:<protocol>:<port>:<LUN>:<targetname>
For example: write it as iscsi:192.168.1.246::::test:diskimg, here 192.168.1.246 is the IP of the iSCSI server,
test:diskimg means targetname. <targetname> is necessary, and other fields are optional.
And select Always use option 66/67 for Name and File item. Prevent repeatedly booting from Boot File.
It may be necessary to turn off other DHCP servers in the network to prevent gPXE from finding other DHCP servers, which is different from PXE boot.
For details, refer to:
http://supportapj.dell.com/support/edocs/network/BroadCom/R125875/CS/iscsi.htm

All files of dos.gz can be decompressed on the C drive of the DOS system and run. After decompression, it can be directly modified with winimage.

Enter grub from pxelinux
KERNEL grub.exe keeppxe
Enter pxelinux from grub:
pxe keep
chainloader --force (pd)/pxelinux.0
Enter grub from grub:
pxe keep
chainloader --force (pd)/grldr

Network function startup instructions:
The following instructions are valid for PXE, USB flash drive, hard disk, and CD-ROM environments.
DOS mainly has three ways to start network functions:
1. Directly execute runnet in DOS, which can (hybrid) use 3 protocols of MS or IMB TCP/IP protocol, support multiple identical or different network cards, and have netbios support.
2. Select IBM TCP/IP (item 2) in the Config menu, which can give priority to using IBM TCP/IP protocol.
3. Directly execute netd in DOS. If adding parameter /d is to download the automatic script command and execute it. It only provides Packet driver, occupies about 18K conventional memory, and supports Nvidia network cards. This method is suitable for testing, such as quickly upgrading bios for all computers in the local area network, synchronizing coms settings, synchronizing time, and can also be used for network cloning.

The network core startup file is Runnet.bat, which can be modified according to the actual situation.
modisys.exe is used to modify computer name, workgroup, IP, Gateway, DNS, WINS, display hidden hardware, delete C drive letter, and delete local connection.

Common batch processing
1, RUNNET.BAT | Call batch processing to start DOS network function.
2, ND.BAT | IFS driver loading batch processing, read and write NTFS partition files under DOS.
3, TOOL | Practical tools, partitioning software, modify power management mode, load optical drive driver, load ISO image file.
4, NETD.BAT | Quickly start network card Packte driver and download RUN.TXT batch processing.

7Zip for compressing files into Gzip format is downloaded at:
http://downloads.sourceforge.net/sevenzip/7z465.exe
WimImage 8.1 for editing image files is downloaded at:
ftp://ftp.winimage.com/winimage/winima85.zip

/Simple description of DOS.IMG file:
| ATTRIB.COM | View and set file attributes.
| AUTOEXEC.BAT | Batch processing automatically run after entering DOS.
| CABEXT.EXE | Unzip program for CAB compressed files.
| CCDOS.EXE | CCDOS Chinese character system.
| CCDOS.INI | CCDOS configuration file.
| CCDOS.MB | CCDOS五笔 pinyin code table file.
| CCDOS.PKV | CCDOS module package.
| CHOICE.EXE | Used for batch processing selection transfer.
| CMOSPWD.EXE | Display or clear CMOS password.
| CN.EXE | Detect whether the Chinese character system is loaded.
| COMMAND.COM | DOS command processing program.
| CONFECT.SYS | Chinese menu driver program for DOS environment configuration.
| CONFIG.SYS | DOS driver program configuration file.
| CP936UNI.TBL | TBL file for DOSLFN to support simplified Chinese.
| CTMOUSE.EXE | Mouse driver program.
| CWSDPMI.EXE | DPMI driver, usually compiled by djgpp.
| DDLOADER.COM | Load device driver program under DOS.
| DELTREE.COM | Delete specified files from all subdirectories.
| DEVLOAD.COM | Dynamically load device driver program.
| DISKGEN.EXE | Chinese graphic interface partitioning tool.
| DOSKEY.COM | Command line keyboard input enhancement tool.
| DOSLFN.COM | Provide long file API driver.
| DOSPM.EXE | Paragon partitioning management enterprise edition.
| EDIT.COM | File editing tool.
| EDIT.HLP | Help file of file editing tool.
| ENABLE.COM | Program that must be executed after Paragon system program exits.
| FC.EXE | Compare text or binary files.
| FIND.COM | Find specified string.
| GHOST.EXE | Ghsot 11.0.2.
| GHREGEDT.EXE | Modify the registry of WINDOWS system.
| HDPMI32.EXE | DPMI driver.
| HIMEM.SYS | Driver program for extended memory XMS.
| HZK16 | CCDOS 16*16 dot matrix font library.
| IO.SYS | DOS real mode core file, providing standard hardware input/output interface and DOS interrupt call.
| IRQCFG.EXE | Cooperate with UNDI driver program to solve IRQ conflict.
| LAYOUT.INI | Setting file saved by Paragon partitioning management tool.
| MACADDR.EXE | Display MAC address of currently used network card.
| MEM.EXE | Display memory information.
| MODE.COM | Set DOS device.
| MODISYS.EXE | Modify computer name, workgroup, IP, Gateway, DNS, WINS, display hidden hardware, delete C drive letter.
| MORE.EXE | Display text in pages.
| MOUSCLIP.EXE | Copy and paste with mouse left and right buttons.
| MOVE.EXE | File or directory moving program, can also be used for directory renaming.
| MSDOS.SYS | Cooperate with IO.SYS to control the startup of DOS/WIN 9X.
| NDOS.EXE | IFS driver.
| NDIS.MAP | PCI network card vendorID and deviceID information
| NDISDRV.TXT | Common network card information
| NETDRV.RAR | Network card driver program compressed package.
| NETSET.EXE | DOS network parameter setting program, generate batch processing startnet.bat that can start network.
| OMNIFS.EXE | File for Ghost enterprise edition to access NTFS partition under DOS.
| PCISLEEP.COM | Display PCI device.
| PERUSE.COM | Scroll the screen up and down after starting with Scroo Lock key in text state.
| PPRD.EXE | Print server, and also integrate ping tcpinfo function.
| PWD_CHNG.EXE | Clear user password of Windows system.
| QUERY.EXE | Display relevant information of automatically obtained IP after loading network.
| SHCDX33D.COM | Management program for accessing ASPI device.
| SHSUCDHD.EXE | Virtual ISO file as CD-ROM
| SHSUCDX.COM | Management program for accessing ASPI device.
| SMARTDRV.EXE | High-speed file cache.
| SORT.COM | Text order arrangement.
| SPFDISK.EXE | Hard disk partitioning management.
| SWSUBST.EXE | Virtual a directory as a drive.
| SYS.COM | Transfer DOS boot file and update DOS boot record.
| TFTP.EXE | TFTP client.
| TREE.COM | Display files in tree structure.
| UIDE.SYS | UltraDMA optical drive driver program, support SATA.
| UMBPCI.SYS | Better expansion memory EMS and upper memory UMB driver program.
| UNDIPD.COM | Universal Pakcet driver.
| UNDI_DRV.EXE | UNDI driver program.
| UNRAR.EXE | Unzip rar compressed file.
| VCR352.COM | Hard disk track detection and scanning in Russian version.
| W.BAT | Return DOS environment variable from WBAT dialog box.
| WBAT.COM | Batch processing enhancement tool, simulate Windows interface dialog box under DOS.
|

The landlord might as well put the files in another place.

PXE service software download instructions:
http://www.netpcforum.org/pn/modules.php?op=modload&name=PNphpBB2&file=viewtopic&t=64574&sid=99411ac3faf9a4844eea831ffd5bb3a8
The latest version is 2.17
Hanewin DHCP server website: http://home.foni.net/~hanewin
http://home.foni.net/~hanewin/dhcp217.exe

Network boot test software:
Virtual PC 2004 SP1 PXE boot code software version download
http://www.emboot.com/

Parallels Workstation 2.0
http://www.parallels.com/en/products/workstation/
Parallels Workstation 2.0, a parallel workstation, can be used on a single personal computer to develop, test, and use multiple different operating systems. This software supports almost every standard x86-based operating system, including the entire Windows family, Linux, OS/2, MS-DOS, and FreeBSD, each of which can be run and utilized in fully networked, fully portable, and fully independent virtual containers. Because each operating system is self-contained and directly uses hardware, users do not need to partition the hard drive, allocate system resources, or restart the host operating system continuously.
The built-in virtual network card is 8029, which is a 100M 8029, different from the speed of the physical 8029 network card.
PXE boot code needs to be generated with CMS 1.31.
Download: http://www.argontechnology.com

VMware's built-in 1000M network card already has PXE boot

“SYS\EMM386.EXE has relatively good compatibility, but diskgen cannot be loaded normally, and pm cannot run normally.”

Which version of EMM386.EXE is it?

Why is there a situation where the program cannot run normally?

This EMM386.EXE comes from the Wengier Super DOS 7.01 boot disk, and the network copy netcopy also doesn't work. The prompt content is a distribution error. This is not a problem with the version of EMM386.EXE. UMBPCI is relatively well-compatible with low-end configurations such as 586.

That Parallels Workstation 2.0 doesn't seem as stable as VM and VPC. After I boot DOS on it and then load the Chinese character system, only CCDOS97 can work, and others like TW, XZL all crash.

Parallels Workstation 2.1 comes with an 8029 network card. After installing XP, the speed is shown as 100M. The PXE boot floppy disk with 8029 can't boot it either. It is much faster than vm and vpc, has the lowest system requirements, and has the most functions. The most convenient to operate is vpc. It doesn't need to install a toolkit, and you can input sharing via the keyboard without switching with hotkeys. You can share files under DOS. The clipboard content under DOS can be text, graphics, and the guest system can directly use the host system's clipboard. These functions are not possessed by other virtual machines.
For Chinese character systems, I only use ccdos, which has the strongest functions. The font library hzk16 it comes with is very characteristic, with digital fields and chess graphics. Since the floppy disk is 16M, there is no need to consider the space size when choosing a Chinese character system.

This is good. I wonder if it can really drive high-speed USB 2.0 hard drives and the like. Then it would be perfect.

Tried it, it's pretty good.
But there are still some problems.
I can successfully start with vmware.
But the screen is garbled after starting with pm.
How can I get the network function to start after selecting menu 1 to start?

In VMware, the PM does indeed have screen flickering, probably due to the fact that VMware does not virtualize a graphics card. Other virtual machines all virtualize hard graphics cards, which is exactly one point that distinguishes VMware from other virtual machines.

Selecting each menu item will have network functionality.

The search path is already set as path=a:\;a:\net;a:\bios, and you can directly execute "netstart" to start network functionality.
"net use z: \\server\share" or "net" GUI interface
Map network drive.
"net share sharename a:\ " or "netshare" GUI interface
Share files.
"undipd 0x60, universal packet driver"
"tftpd, tftp, ghost, netcopy, dosrdp all need packet driver"

For the server side, it is recommended to use Hanewin DHCP Server and Hanewin TFTP Server. Registration codes are easy to find.

PXE is powerful. For system maintenance, you can even do without CD-ROM drives, floppy drives, and USB drives. The楼主's img is well-made.

### Practical Application Instructions:
This image file is only for use in a local area network environment and is not useful for standalone users. It is suitable for installing various operating systems, maintenance, BIOS update modification, etc. in the local area network. This image will never be like other boot disks on the internet that are Chinese-ized, have many bat files, and have many wizard-style Chinese menus. If there are requirements such as one-click backup or restoration, Chinese-ized DOS programs, and Chinese prompts, this image is very unsuitable for such people. The entire image file has three bat files: autoexec.bat, loadiso.bat, netstart.bat, and each file is very simple. After startup, the computer name of this machine is the 12-digit address of the network card, and the IP address changes from dynamic to static, that is, each machine looks like a static IP after startup, but the IP may change after restart.

**Application 1:**
Flash the motherboard BIOS, and this machine has no floppy drive. Since the original BIOS file needs to be backed up during flashing, but the hard disk is in NTFS format or there is no partition to store the backup BIOS. We can just back up the BIOS to other computers. Use its network function, and the network neighborhood can be directly shared, and tftp can download and upload files.

**Application 2:**
Install the Win 2003/xp system on a SCSI/SATA hard disk. The system does not have the driver for the SCSI/SATA controller built-in, and the F6 key needs to be pressed to load the driver from the floppy drive, but this machine has no floppy drive. Method: Copy the 2003/xp source file to a shared directory on other computers, and then integrate the SCSI/SATA driver. Use the tool: DriverPacks BASE http://www.pcgamma.com/showthread.php?p=66896#post66896, DriverPacks BASE can integrate various drivers into the system. And this driver is the latest version. It is currently the best software for integrating drivers, and it is the simplest and most convenient to use. After integration is complete, access the shared directory from this machine,... and execute winnt to start installing the system. If installing 98/me, this method of installing the system directly from the network is also suitable for you, which is very difficult for other boot disks to do so conveniently.

**Application 3:**
For multiple new brand computers, Linux has been installed, but the customer needs the Win system, and it is not allowed to Ghost after opening the case. You can first install the Windows system on one machine, which can be PXE-booted, and then partition, format, and install the system. Then use network copying netcopy to complete the task quickly. Then set different computer names for each machine, or use the Ghost multicast function. After cloning, do not restart, exit Ghost, and directly use ghstwalk in DOS to change the computer name of the Windows system.

**Application 4:**
After installing the operating system, the Windows does not have the driver for the network card built-in. For example, Win 98 does not have the driver for 8139 built-in, and some gigabit network cards do not have their drivers built-in in Win XP. We hope to drive the network card first, but there are no optical disks and USB drives with the network card driver. Use the network function of this boot image, directly copy the shared network card driver (preferably in zip format or self-extracting format, the zip format is recognized by the XP system, and the self-extracting format is used when Winrar is not installed) to the hard disk. Restart to the Windows system and install the just copied network card driver...

Last edited by xugaohui on 2006-3-14 at 21:06 ]

Great stuff!

Just tried PXELINUX + memdisk http://syslinux.zytor.com/index.php which has more functions than the boot menu of emboot, and can choose to boot from different hard disks.

Boot file pxelinux.0

pxelinux.cfg\default is the configuration file of SYSLINUX.

The content is as follows:

DEFAULT menu
PROMPT 0
TIMEOUT 30
#ONTIMEOUT BOOT_PXE

MENU TITLE SYSLINUX ADVANCED MENU SYSTEM

MENU WIDTH 80
MENU MARGIN 10
MENU ROWS 12
MENU TABMSGROW 18
MENU CMDLINEROW 19
MENU ENDROW 24
MENU TIMEOUTROW 20

LABEL BOOT_PXE
MENU DEFAULT
MENU LABEL ^1----SMB on PXE TCP/IP stack
kernel memdisk c=300 h=2 s=48 floppy
append initrd=pxeboot.img keeppxe

LABEL aHD
MENU LABEL ^2----Boot from the first HD
kernel chain.c32
append hd0

LABEL boot_NEXT
MENU LABEL ^3----BIOS should try the next boot device
localboot 0

LABEL menu
MENU HIDE
kernel menu.c32

memdisk is the latest version.

Boots faster than before, about 2 seconds to reach DOS. The function of pxelinux is also very powerful, especially the menu customization function. Maybe stronger than pxegrub, haven't tried pxegrub yet. Floppy disk images can be arbitrarily resized with winimage. When it's not the standard size, one should change c/h/s and add floppy.
append initrd=pxeboot.img keeppxe, where keeppxe is arbitrary and cannot be missing. Otherwise, the undi is not in memory. After adding this parameter, conventional memory is reduced by 90K. For general floppy disk images, there won't be this problem. Thus, for network sharing to install winnt system, it may not be able to execute winnt.exe. After booting, executing edit *.ini, that is, opening all.ini files in the current directory, some files cannot be opened. Executing some exe files prompts that A drive cannot be set (prompt to choose A, R, F?). Can't find the reason for this problem. Maybe the c/h/s parameter setting of pxelinux is incorrect. Here, I ask everyone, is it the problem of pxelinux or the problem of memdisk c/h/s parameter? It's just like there are bad sectors on A drive, but this A drive is after memdisk is loaded.

Boot failed with pxe + syslinux + memdisk. Will try PXE-pxegrub-memdisk in the future. The advantage of syslinux is that it can PXE boot and then remotely install linux.

Currently, have to temporarily use emboot to make img files.

Some reference websites
http://wiki.etherboot.org/pmwiki.php/Main/BootingMemdisk
http://syslinux.zytor.com/pxe.php
http://syslinux.zytor.com/memdisk.php
http://wiki.etherboot.org/pmwiki.php/Main/ShazPxeDefault　syslinux menu example
http://www.gnu.org/software/grub/grub.en.html#links 　　 append usage

My QQ 123818155, welcome everyone to communicate together.

Last edited by xugaohui on 2008-2-19 at 03:13 AM ]

LZ have you ever tried tftpd32.exe
A green small software, with tftp, dhcpd, .., ..,
With four servers, can be very conveniently used as a PXE boot server, plus a syslinux configuration
Can be carried around on a USB flash drive. And I found that for general boot image files, you don't need to use that 3com one as the PXE boot boot file
As long as you change it to the specified file name, it can be booted.
I've always wanted to find a boot disk with FTP, so as to bring a partition formatting tool.
As long as there is a computer that can boot normally, you can easily install the system for another one (no light, no floppy, and nothing on the hard drive can also be installed)
Wait until off work, I'll send you the file, it's not made by me, it's already configured by someone else