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Summary of config.sys content:
DEVICE=confect.sys
SHELL=command.com /P /E:640
DEVICE=\soft\himem.sys /testmem:off
dos=NOAUTO,high,umb
files=80
stackshigh=9,256
lastdrive=z
buffers=20,8
numlock=off

rem
...omitted...
set confect=dos,DOS Toolbox
set confect=shutdown,Shut down computer
rem
rem
rem

Summary of AutoExec.bat content:
@echo off
set EXPAND=YES
a:\dos\xmsdsk 10240 x: /y >NUL
a:\dos\FINDRAMD.EXE >nul
path=a:\;a:\dos;x:\;x:\dos;x:\Tmp >nul
md x:\Tmp >nul
md x:\dos >nul
set temp=x:\Tmp
set tmp=x:\Tmp
goto %confect%
:dos
call dos.bat
goto exit
:shutdown
s.com
:exit
======================
The above can normally display the menu interface, but when executing the DOS Toolbox menu, an automatic restart problem occurs!
Hope to solve it, thank you!

Last edited by VeDe on 2009-2-12 at 15:25 ]

Originally posted by VeDe at 2009-2-12 12:30:
Summary of config.sys content:
DEVICE=confect.sys
SHELL=command.com /P /E:640
DEVICE=\soft\himem.sys /testmem:off
dos=NOAUTO,high,umb
......
The above can normally display the menu interface, but when executing the DOS toolbox menu, an automatic restart problem occurs!
Hope to solve, thank you!

In AutoExec.bat, if there is no corresponding label :DOS for the DOS toolbox, it will not restart.

It's a typo, and it's fixed... They correspond to each other, which is really frustrating... The results are exactly the same in both the physical machine and the virtual machine...

Got some factors ^_^... Helplessly like the Confect menu form, haha, Max don't mind哦!

Today I used my USB flash drive when maintaining my friend's computer, and I also encountered a reboot problem. At first, I tested it many times and it always seemed to reboot, but actually it wasn't rebooting, just the screen had no signal, so I thought it was rebooting. Pressing Enter would load the first item. -_-!!
It occurred on a Xinbu motherboard and a 15-inch LCD monitor.

Original author's previous reply:
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confect42 has a default parameter setting:
set default=1,6,9
Among them, the last 9 indicates the original system default 9-point character clock, which generally won't cause overclocking.
For LCD monitors with better performance, you can change 9 to 8 to improve the display effect of Chinese characters.

If the above default parameter is not 8, it can be written as:
set default=1,6

Probably because the total number of non-repeating Chinese characters you use is no more than 32. Otherwise, the 9-point characters will definitely have cracks! This is a "inherent defect" of character-based display of Chinese characters - a problem caused by the graphics card hardware.
I have said this many times in the VTmagik post.
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The solution is to change
set default=1,30,8 (changing 8 to 9 should be fine, but Chinese characters will have cracks)

Last edited by yjd on 2009-2-12 at 23:14 ]

Actually, the reason I use confect.sys is that the boot menu of ezboot doesn't support drives like drive A or zip drives, only CD-ROM drives. This is really a blow to us USB drive users who don't mass-produce. And the menu interface of grub isn't very nice.
If confect.sys could add background images like ezboot, it should be able to make a better-looking menu.
Haha

Originally posted by darkkid at 2009-2-21 01:26 AM:
Actually, the reason I use confect.sys is because the boot menu of ezboot does not support A drives, ZIP drives, etc., only optical drives. For USB flash drive users like me who do not mass-produce, it is really a blow, while the menu interface of grub ...

:DYour requirements are too high -_-!!.
For USB flash drives that are not mass-produced, you can make syslinux + grub4dos (gfxmenu can be as beautiful as you want and can be dynamic. Isn't that stronger than ez?) Besides, when it comes to boot compatibility, everyone's conclusion is that ez must be the last one ^_^

There is a strange phenomenon...
I set up secondary menus among them, some can be set up, some cannot. But I think the statements in it are no problem.
As follows;
*****config.sys*****
....
set confect=sub_2,Load 8139 driver_Start ghost
set option=DHCP,DHCP mode;@
set option=IP,IP mode (38.1)

set confect=sub_3,Load 6103 driver_Start ghost
set option=DHCP,DHCP mode;@
set option=IP,IP mode (38.1)
.....
;
;
set sub2=21
;
set sub2=22

;
;
set sub3=31
;
set sub3=32
.....
...


*****autoexec.bat***
.....
:SUB_2
goto %sub2%
:21
ECHO 8139_DHCP
echo copy c:\watdh.cfg c:\wattcp.cfg
CD \DOSNET\8139
call 8139.BAT
c:\ghost.exe
GOTO END
:22
echo 8139_ip(38. ***)
echo copy c:\wat38.cfg c:\wattcp.cfg
CD \DOSNET\8139
call 8139.BAT
c:\ghost.exe
GOTO END

:SUB_3
goto %sub3%
:31
echo 6103_dhcp
echo copy c:\watdh.cfg c:\wattcp.cfg
CD \DOSNET\via6103
call via.BAT
c:\ghost.exe
GOTO END
:32
echo 6103_ip(38. ***)
echo copy c:\wat38.cfg c:\wattcp.cfg
CD \DOSNET\via6103
call via.BAT
c:\ghost.exe
GOTO END
.......



The statements are as above... My second sub-menu is okay, but the third one is not, it always calls wrong, and the prompt "leate..." appears
But there is also a fourth menu, which is also a secondary menu like the above, and it is fine. Is there something wrong with me.

Help me take a look

Originally posted by wuchan at 2009-2-25 15:33:
There is a strange phenomenon...
I set up secondary menus among them, some can be done, some cannot. But I think the statements in it are no problem.
As follows;
*****config.sys*****
....
set confect=sub_3, load 6103 driver_ start ghost
set option=DHCP, DHCP mode;@
set option=IP, IP mode (38.1)
.....
;
;
set sub2=21
;
set sub2=22

;
;
set sub3=31
;
set sub3=32
.....
...
...

The block names in Config.sys are duplicated. You have two and here.

Looking at the introduction, it seems quite good. Let's study it.

Originally posted by darkkid at 200大年初一初二大年初二大年初二成

I'm sorry, but the provided content after the first quote part seems to have some garbled and untranslatable or incorrect remaining text. Based on the requirements, I can only translate the clearly translatable parts as per the rules. The first quote is translated as above, and the remaining unstructured and unclear parts can't be properly translated in a meaningful way as per the task instructions. So the final output for the entire content as presented is:

Originally posted by darkkid at 2009-2-21 01:26 AM:
Actually, the reason I use confect.sys is because the boot menu of ezboot doesn't support A drives, ZIP drives and other types, only CD - ROMs. For USB flash drive users like me who don't mass - produce, it's really a blow. And the menu interface of grub...

Don't you know that g4d has already added gfxmenu?

Friend on floor 99, thank you.

Just don't know how to edit config.sys

How to add the needed Chinese characters in the font library or how to generate the needed font library

Last edited by lantu on 2009-2-27 at 07:55 ]

A new menu display method has actually caused such a heated discussion, even hotter than the original manuscript, because this is hands-on execution. It can be seen that everyone still cares a lot. There is a question I want to ask. Can the font display traditional Chinese or other language systems? Is there a font library that can be loaded? How to make traditional Chinese display?
http://bbs.wuyou.com/viewthread.php?tid=135998&page=23&extra=page%3D1