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looknguide 
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Posted on: Mar. 06 2010,01:09 |
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Sorry but facing new problem, you can consider below image. If I tick “Joliet” then DSL work fine but BartPE doesn’t run and if I don’t tick (leave blank) “Joliet” then BartPE run fine but DSL doesn’t run. So here what to do to run both properly. I used DSL and make easyboot-iso that make DSL.IMG. I have put Knoppix folder separately in disk1 folder and there “ISO” folder now on with DSL.ISO file in it. There is DSL.IMG file in ezboot folder too.
For BartPE, I have put every thing from BartPE folder and copy it in “disk1” folder and I have put this command for BartPE to run “run w2ksect.bin”. Its always work find this command.
So what to do to run both.
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balder
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Posted on: Mar. 06 2010,03:38 |
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@looknguide
looknguide to use my script easyboot-iso.script you must check “Allow Lower Case” which I’m sure you did – and for DSL to work with its folder knoppix on the root (disk1) you have to also check “Joliet”. This is the right procedure – so far so well
Note: checking “Joliet” shouldn’t interfere the launch process for BartPE but is necessary for DSL – so leave that one checked. And to launch DSL you also as mentioned above, need to check “Allow Lower Case” – it’s here your problems pops up.
But what showed up when you launched BartPE? If you get: “Couldn’t find NTLDR” when checking “Allow Lower Case” do as below.
1. Integrate BartPE to folder disk1 (you already now how this is done)
2. Integrate DSL using my script easyboot-iso.script
3. Check “Allow Lower Case” and check “Joliet” when creating ISO.
Note: It is very important that easyboot-iso.script is run after you have integrated any “Live-system” based on folder i386 as files in this folder must be uppercased when you check “Allow Lower Case”. This is done automatically by easyboot-iso.script during its process.
Please test and report back your results 
Edit: As you already are familiar how to use easyboot-iso.script, why not integrate BartPE-ISO-file as it is using script? Note: Check “Run from RAM" when you run script to integrate ISO-file from BartPE.
Regards balder
Edited by balder on Mar. 06 2010,07:40
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Note: Script collection updated 2019-05-19. Scripts mainly support EasyBoot_6.5 or later
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balder
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Posted on: Nov. 01 2010,15:30 |
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@deejay4angels
Quote: ”There is something changed since that version 4.1?”
Can’t tell if something is changed (but it sure is a common problem) – or to quote from different discussion-groups around Internet: “There maybe entries for different versions of ISO-files - each version has quirks of its own to get working”
Anyway – tutorial from @madar is basically correct – this is on the other hand common 
However test this:
1. Extract folder “boot” and folder “pmagic” to easyboot\disk1
2. Use simplified menu command given by @madar in EasyBoot: bcdw /boot/isolinux/isolinux.bin
3. When creating ISO, check “Joliet” (you are recommended to use "Run from RAM" in Pmagic menu)
Note: If testing in ”virtual environment” make sure to use at least 512 MB RAM.
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Or use “standard method”:
1. Extract folder “boot” and folder “pmagic” to easyboot\disk1
2. Open Magic.ISO-file and extract BOOT-file. Save boot-file as magic.bif to folder ezboot (I used UltraIso for this operation).
3. Use menu command in EasyBoot. bootinfotable;run magic.bif
4. When creating ISO, check “Joliet” (you are recommended to use "Run from RAM" in Pmagic menu)
Note: If testing in ”virtual environment” make sure to use at least 512 MB RAM.
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Or use my favourite method  (unfortunately cannot every ISO-file be launched as it is, but surprisingly many ISO-files can be used this way).
There is another huge benefit using this method – and that is the option to run ISO-file (launched by EasyBoot) from USB device (USB stick\Thumb-drive or USB harddisk unit).
Test this:
1. Create a folder “ISO” in EasyBoot\disk1 (Note: use CAPS = BIG LETTERS to folder name “ISO”).
2. Copy pmagic-5.7.iso to folder ISO. Make sure name is exactly “pmagic-5.7.iso”
3. Download floppy image “pmagic.img” from HERE and put image in folder ezboot
4. Use menu command in EasyBoot: run pmagic.img
5. When creating ISO in EasyBoot, check “Joliet” and check “Allow lower case”
Note: If testing in ”virtual environment” make sure to use at least 512 MB RAM.
That’s it
balder
Edited by balder on Nov. 02 2010,06:50
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deejay4angels
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Posted on: Nov. 02 2010,17:22 |
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Thanks for your help Balder, all of your methods are working just fine! 
The problem in my case it was caused because i have copied the needed folders using a virtual cd to mount the pmagic.iso image, instead of extract them - this way it was generated a misspelling of some files.
My error was fixed just by extracting the folders from pmagic.iso using UltraISO.
Best wishes for everybody!
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beef682
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Posted on: Mar. 16 2011,13:57 |
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Oky I need help, I got gparted to work fine, but I cant get partedmagic to work. the img way loads text fast and displays some sort of DOS promt with Boot:\ as the side the isolinux way I only get an error in easyboot that-
bcdw /boot/isolinux/isolinux.bin /pmagic/bzImage noapic initrd=/initramfs root=/dev/ram0 eng_ver splash=silent vga=0x314 not exist! , when the folder and isolinux is there
plz help
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balder
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Posted on: Mar. 16 2011,17:30 |
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@beef682
As a new member I say welcome @beef682
Quote: ”I cant get partedmagic to work”
I searched and downloaded partedmagic from HERE
Hopefully we are dealing with the program you having problem to launch
I managed to launch program this way:
1. Extract folder pmagic from partedmagic.iso to folder disk1 (folder disk1 is the root for EasyBoot if you wonder).
2. I used my script easyboot-iso.script to integrate partedmagic.iso-file into Easyboot.
Note: you automatically get the right menu command to copy and paste into EasyBoot menu by script in the end of process
This means you must use the complete partedmagic.iso-file when using easyboot-iso.script and also extract folder pmagic to the root for Easyboot (folder disk1)
You can check “Joliet” without problems (if needed by some other program) – partedmagic works fine anyway 
You find my script collection below in every post I write in this forum
Read carefully READ_ME.html in download
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There is a way to reduce size using the ”standard procedure”.
Test this:
1. Extract everything from pmagic-5.10.iso (the one I downloaded) to folder disk1
2. Open pmagic-5.10.iso with UltraIso and save boot-file to folder ezboot (I used name pmagic.bif)
3. In EasyBoot menu use command: bootinfotable;run pmagic.bif
Note: In this way you don’t need to use the “work-around” method using script and ISO-file.
balder
Edited by balder on Mar. 17 2011,04:57
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Download complete set of scripts including help file HERE
Note: Script collection updated 2019-05-19. Scripts mainly support EasyBoot_6.5 or later
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