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balder 
Group: Members
Posts: 1942
Joined: Oct. 2008
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Posted on: Apr. 19 2011,03:49 |
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@CDMaker
Quote: ”GURU can you add one more line (at least) in you signature that whats New!”
Yes it would be a great idea to do – IF it was possible!
You request are reasonable – but there are limits to length of letters in “signature” – and I’m already facing that limit!
However I could of course put in a log in download – but as users tend to NOT read even the basic “READ_ME.html” in download, it seems to be waste of time and efforts 
Note: basically there aren’t that much changes in script over the time – at least not that much that it should create problems to “old users” when using latest updates 
Most of changes in script are simply “better looking” etcetera 
Regards balder
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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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CDMaker
Group: Members
Posts: 16
Joined: Dec. 2006
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Posted on: Apr. 25 2011,11:51 |
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Dear Guru,
I really fade up now to try make my hard disk bootable...ahhhhhh.
I have try to make a CD/VMware which has PLOP manager, Win 98 Ghost, Win98SE setup files & DOS.
CD boot via easyboot...OK
run Plop Manager CD Image ....Fail
run Plop Manager Floppy Image .... OK
run Plop Manager Bin Image ..... Fail
run Plop Manager CD Image via balder script ....Fail
run win98 setup ..... upto CD drive OK then no read from CD ROM.
Please guide me like a child I can't figure out where I did the mistakes. below are the my suitation:
A bootable CD which has following items.
1- plop boot manager (All three images... at least one will work on old systems) for for booting my USB.
2- run ghost file so I can run Win98 ghost file and/or partitiong hardisk.
3- run win98 setup so I can install fresh win98SE on old systems.
4- run DOS 7 (Win98SE Dos files)
5- Run DOS 6.22
Sorry for disturbing you again and again!
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| Post Number: 13
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balder
Group: Members
Posts: 1942
Joined: Oct. 2008
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Posted on: Apr. 25 2011,15:09 |
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@CDMaker
Quote: ”I really fade up now to try make my hard disk bootable...ahhhhhh”
First of all…
Be aware that only testing in VMware can be a little hazardous 
VMware is great but not 100% bullet proof.
Anyway…
Quote: ”run ghost file so I can run Win98 ghost file and/or partitiong hardisk”
I’m unsure what you exactly having problems with here
You create a DOS-floppy image and let autoexec.bat launch ghost exe.
In EasyBoot menu you use menu command: run ****.img (or what ever the name is to your ghost-floppy image)
Quote: ”run win98 setup so I can install fresh win98SE on old systems”
Same here, you use a DOS floppy image and set path in autoexec.bat to win98-setup files (files can be put anywhere in some folder – only change path in autoexec.bat)
Quote: ”run win98 setup ..... upto CD drive OK then no read from CD ROM”
Do you launch driver-support for CD\DVD-unit in floppy image (floppy image that launch setup of win98)?
If not – the setup system in win98 is unable to “see” CD\DVD-unit!
Quote: ”run DOS 7 (Win98SE Dos files)”
Same as above – you launch DOS floppy image using “run ***.img” in EasyBoot menu
Quote: ”Run DOS 6.22”
Exactly the same as above!
Regards balder
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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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CDMaker
Group: Members
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Joined: Dec. 2006
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Posted on: Apr. 26 2011,08:37 |
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I think I find the problem.... 
I put all files/folder in ezboot folder instead of disk1 folder( i think this is the main resoan...) Now I will try again and inform you
Thanks for your help
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balder
Group: Members
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Posted on: Apr. 26 2011,12:00 |
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@CDMaker
Quote: ”I think I find the problem.... ”
Well it is possible to use the root (or a subfolder) as well 
In “normal” case you simply put files (typically setup98.img) in folder ezboot (the “BOOT”-folder) and use menu command: run setup98.img OR use: memdisk setup98.img
If you put “SETUP98.IMG” on the root - which for EasyBoot is folder disk1 – you can Change Directory with following command: cd /;run setup98.img
You can create a subfolder anywhere
Let’s say you create a subfolder in folder ezboot and name folder images.
You then put setup98.img in folder images and use menu command: run /ezboot/images/setup98.img
Or create a subfolder with the name images on the root.
You the use menu command: run /images/setup98.img
He, he there are hided “secrets” here and there in EasyBoot
Regards balder
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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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