| The Internal Shell of ISOEMU l |
ISOEMU by
AvaitoR |
1st, we must know our internal
shell is an independent multi-boot loader; and it is
something like the Diskemu1x.bin from Mr.
Bart Lagerweij. I
developed it when I'm at
NCUT;
The recommendable
functions are the logo, the colorful directory item :-)
till the summer of year 2002, the
development of this tool had been terminated - I got a
job, and graduated from my university. |
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CD - Change Directory
VOL - Show the volume name of current CD
CLS - Clear the Screen
DRV - Set the Current Drive
CLR - Set the color of Screen <
Unsupported
>
DIR - Show the contents of current
directory in short style
LS - Sth. like DIR
VER - Show the version of this Shell
RUN - Emulate a FDD-IMG (FDD: 1.44M/2.88M)
HELP - Help system (command lists)
DATE - Show current time and date
BOOT - Boot from HDD, FDD or CD
DIRL - sth. like DIR, but in long
style
LH - <
Unsupported
>
REBOOT - Reboot with memory check
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| CD / |
Change to the Root |
| CD BOOT |
Change to `BOOT` directory |
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[ Note] |
This command doesn't support multi-level, such
as `CD /BOOT/GRUB/'; and
the proper commands are:
CD /
CD BOOT
CD GRUB |
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| DRV 9F |
Change Drv to `0x9F` |
| [ Note]
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In general, the drive number
is, for VMWare,
0x9F; for
AMI, 0xEF;
for AWard,
0x9F.
This command may be used in this situation: we boot from the CDROM and
get a drive number from BIOS, e.g. 0x9F; And then,
translate boot control to ISOEMU,
we get another drive
number 0xEE. Now, we can use
those two drive, just `drv` it in the internal shell. ;)
Of course, you must run the command `CD /` to mount that volume again,
before access that drive. |
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| RUN ntldr.bin |
Run a Non-Emu bootstrap
program |
| RUN grub.img |
Emulate the FDD image using
grub.img |
| [ Note] |
This command is only support
for the image size of 1.44MB/2.88MB;
and support for the Non-Emu mode's BootStrap program
with the size less than 32kb. |
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| BOOT |
Boot from the
specified device |
| BOOT FDD |
Boot from the 1st FDD; |
| BOOT HDD |
Boot from the 1st HDD; |
| BOOT CDROM |
Boot from the CDROM, if
availble; |
| [ Note] |
by using this command, we can
get the control to boot from another device. |
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| DIRL/DIR/LS |
Show Directory |
| DIR ISO1.ISO |
Show the information of
ISO1.ISO. |
| DIR 或者 LS |
List the contents of
current directory, with color mode |
| DIRL |
List the contents of
current directory |
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Tips: Here is a hidden command, by
using it, you would see some description about the
internal shell. Of course, it cannot work properly on
some BIOS, but, IT IS HERE! ；）
En, for more info-tip, I'd like to say, this shell has been
developed at the time when BroodWar is very prevailing.
Wish you
Like this Applet and ENJOY!
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Update: 2005-03-28 |
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