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Montrey 
Group: Members
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Joined: Oct. 2012
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Posted on: Oct. 17 2012,00:02 |
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Hi all,
(Sorry about my pool English)
I found that there's new menu command named "REMOUNT", it seems can mount other medium and boot from it (In it's Chinese introduction at forum), but I think I cannot catch the keypoint of this command.
I used to split my 32G Flashdisk to a USB-CDROM (3.5Gb, contains XP and Win7x86 Setup files) and a Removable medium.
If it can mount another usb-hdd/zip/cdrom, may be I can make a multi-os boot? Just boot from USB-CDROM part (it contains XP and Win7x86), then mount the Removable part, loading the Win7x64 installer on it?
Edited by Montrey on Oct. 17 2012,00:02
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balder
Group: Members
Posts: 1942
Joined: Oct. 2008
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Posted on: Oct. 17 2012,02:52 |
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@Montrey
Welcome to EayBoot @Montrey
Quote: "but I think I cannot catch the keypoint of this command"
Menu command "remount" is only used to change boot media when already booted 
And frankly, I have still not used this command 
Quote: "If it can mount another usb-hdd/zip/cdrom, may be I can make a multi-os boot?"
I guess you are right... 
But my eyes was shaped up when I read this in your post: "I used to split my 32G Flashdisk to a USB-CDROM"
What method did you use to achieve this (created a ' Flashdisk to a USB-CDROM') 
regards balder
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