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ezbregister 
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Posted on: Jan. 23 2010,05:31 |
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if you extract the start info from cd or floppy (by the way, none has a floppy today in his pc, you should change it into usb-stick) you can save it as bif, bin, ezb, ima..but it will be saved as a bsf file.
and if you load that file, you will asked to load a bin file although you 've saved it as a bsf file.
Edited by ezbregister on Jan. 23 2010,05:43
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xoben
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Posted on: Jan. 23 2010,21:35 |
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BSF is Boot Sector File of a disk (USB or normal one), it is used to create floppy/disk image.
BIF is Bootable Image File of a CD-ROM, and to be used to create a ISO image.
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ezbregister
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Posted on: Jan. 24 2010,07:54 |
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and there is another thing...
why you can only extract start infos from cd,floppy, hdd ?
why not from an isofile ?
and why you can't create a boot.bin to a usb-stick to make it bootable?
Edited by ezbregister on Jan. 24 2010,07:57
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