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Posted on: Oct. 31 2005,17:17 |
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To Legnad
If creating ISO with EasyBoot, don’t activate “DOS(83)” or “Joliet”, only activate “Optimize”.
Regards eureka
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| Post Number: 192
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Legnad
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Posted on: Oct. 31 2005,17:25 |
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same problem with windows server 2003 enterprise.
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Legnad
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Posted on: Oct. 31 2005,17:28 |
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well, i didn't even aktivate "Opmitize".
PS: thanks for your help a lot. seems you're very active in this forum. i read your name very often here. ;) where arer you from?
greetz Legnad
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| Post Number: 194
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Legnad
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Posted on: Oct. 31 2005,17:56 |
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hmm, i solved this problem but now "NTDETECT failed" at the major startup of the setup.
1. i forgot to copy this file "CDROM_IP.5" to "EasyBoot\disk1"
2. then there was the "VGA850.FON" error. ive added copy "VGA850.FO_ " at the end of the "w2k.bat" then i ran it.
3. now i have the "NTDETECT"-error. 
it wont work in 1000years. i'll never get it
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| Post Number: 195
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Posted on: Nov. 01 2005,01:06 |
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Please, use “Gosh way” (“reducing size”) to make things run smooth. Link here: http://gosh.msfnhosting.com/part1.htm
The main point with using “Gosh way” is, that in this way we produce a well working boot-folder.
If using “Gosh way”, don’t forget what I have mentioned about boot.ini.
Unfortunately I don’t have win2003, witch is a huge drawback for me.
Seems that win2003 server is a little bit tricky?
eureka
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| Post Number: 196
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Posted on: Nov. 01 2005,02:29 |
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Some help to explain…
Quote: ”now "NTDETECT failed" at the major startup of the setup”.
You mean when computer reboots (finished copying files)?
If so, this "NTDETECT"-error is caused by the fact that you don’t have necessary ident-files on the “second root”.
Ident-files ("CDROM_IP.5" and more files) must reside on the root [C:] and on “second root” witch is folder below i386. Example in your case:
EasyBoot\disk1\ CDROM_IP.5 (and more ident-files, because this is “the primary root”)
EasyBoot\disk1\ WN03\ CDROM_IP.5 (and more files, and a bunch of setup-files. Note: this is “the second root”)
EasyBoot\disk1\ WN03\i386\ (ident-files not necessary in here)
A brief explanation how it works: When you start setup (running equivalent “w2ksect.bin”) this starts setupldr.bin in folder WN03, and setup is looking on the root [C:] (“primary root”) for CDROM_IP.5 (and more ident-files).
Files from i386 are then copied to two different folders on [C:] (one boot-folder and another folder holding installation-files). When finished, computer reboots and continues installation. Installation program now looks on the “second root”, witch is WN03 (you have changed this in “txtsetup.sif\Setupsource”. That’s why you need ident-files in two places.
Note: Setup-program still needs to have CD/DVD in reader-unit!
eureka
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Posted on: Nov. 01 2005,06:50 |
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hm you've got to know that i'm talking about win 2k. the ntdetect-error is at the start of the installation (directly after boot). i select the win2k setup in my boot-menu and then there it is. the ntdetect-error is before the "vga850.fon". strange.
i need a new structured manual how to add windows 2000 pro setup to the bootmenu/bootdvd. the one in easyboot help doesn't work. windows xp SP2 works, but windows 2000 and (server) 2003 don't.
greetz Legnad
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| Post Number: 198
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Legnad
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Posted on: Nov. 01 2005,07:02 |
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aah, seems like it works. i've copied the "I386" from the cd in "...\disk1" and renamed it into "MW2K" (..\disk1\MW2K\). then i copied these "cdrom_nt.5" and "cdrom_ip.5"-files into "..\disk1" AND "..\disk1\MW2K\" as you said, and it seems to work. But i haven't got a "I386"-directory in "..\disk1\MW2K" which will be used later (as you say). that would mean that it doesn't work again... as i say: it won't work, neither in 1000 years.
**PLING** i know! im so dumb and i've copied the whole I386-directory because of the "vga850.fo_"-error. i only need these "vga*.fon" / "vga*.fo_" files!
i hope it works. ;)
if it works i'll write a structured manual here.
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eureka
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Posted on: Nov. 01 2005,07:26 |
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To Legnad
Please, use “Gosh way” (“reducing size”) to make things run smooth. Link here: http://gosh.msfnhosting.com/part1.htm
The main point with using “Gosh way” is, that in this way we produce a well working boot-folder.
If using “Gosh way”, don’t forget what I have mentioned about boot.ini.
eureka
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Posted on: Nov. 01 2005,07:46 |
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ok, it works. i can create a new w2k.bat, because there are some files missing that have to be copied.
C_<nr>.NL_
vga<nr>.FO_
and some KBD... .dll files
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