this question goes to my favorite seniors (balder & madar):
as apparent from the screenshot, i created my personal Win XP + Win 7 bootable ISO by using EasyBoot.
What i'm trying to achieve is to use this ISO to boot thru usb?
I tried two softwares namely, WinToFlash & WinToUSB, but they are only helpful while using individual ISO files, ie i can only use these softwares to boot either UNEDITED windows xp or windows 7 individually or one at a time...
PLZ help me out... :-)
Is there a way to boot my ISO file (created by easyboot) thru USB...? Or am i at a loss :-(
In same post you also have link to a third part tool (WinSetupFromUSB_0-2-3.exe) that is needed to integrate setup of WinXP from USB Create setup for Win-7 from USB can be done without this third part tool– but as it already is integrated to that tool, you can use that solution
Note1: I have created such USB (8GB USB stick) with setup of WinXP_sp3 and Windows-7 using WinSetupFromUSB_0-2-3.exe – and it run setup without problems.
Note2: In case WinXP and Windows-7 use the same name “setup.exe” you can rename them to let’s say: setupxp.exe and\or setupwin7.exe. Noticed that's you already have done this
Note3: If same folder name is used on the root  (folder support or whatever) you most likely can merge files (used for the two different systems) to same folder.
balder
Edited by balder on Jan. 08 2011,16:14
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