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| Post Number: 221
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Sandra S
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Posted on: Jun. 30 2006,12:09 |
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Hello all,
I've a problem booting my CD with Windows XP SP2 installation CD.
This is what I have done:
1. With UltraISO I've saved boot information from WinXP Sp2 CD to folder \disk1\ezboot\winxp.bif
2. I have copied everything from WinXP CD to folder \disk1\win98\ (I already have a folder named I386 in
\disk1!)
3. I have moved \disk1\win98\i386\*.* to \disk1\IWXP\*.*
4. I have copied \winxp\WIN51, \winxp\WIN51IP and \winxp\WIN51IP.SP2 in \disk1\
5. EasyBoot -> Tools -> Replace text; File = disk1\IWXP\SETUPLDR.BIN, Text = i386, Replace with = IWXP
6. Notepad -> disk1\IWXP\TXTSETUP.SIF -> In the section [SourceDisksNames.x86] I have replaced all '\i386'
with '\IWXP'
7. EasyBoot -> Tools -> Replace text; File = \disk1\ezboot\winxp.bif, Text = I386, Replace with = IWXP
Then I create menu in EasyBoot normally, create my ISO and burn it.
When I click on menu (to load windows xp installation) an error occur:
NTLDR not found...
Help me!
Thank you and sorry for my english!
Sandra S. 
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| Post Number: 222
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eureka
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Posted on: Jun. 30 2006,16:24 |
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To Sandra S
Structure should look something like this:
Example showing WinXP-pro.
EasyBoot\disk1\ezboot
EasyBoot\disk1\win51 (and more ident-files)
EasyBoot\disk1\ IWXP \ a bunch of boot-files including win51(and more ident-files)
EasyBoot\disk1\ IWXP \system32
EasyBoot\disk1\ IWXP \i386 (ident files not necessary in here)
To achieve above mentioned structure, do it this way:
1) Make a folder named IWXP under 'c:\easyboot\disk1'
2) Copy necessary ident files (win51 and more files) from XP directory, to 'c:\easyboot\disk1' and to inside of folder IWXP as well.
3) Copy I386 folder to 'c:\easyboot\disk1\ IWXP '
4) Copy wxp.bat from 'c:\easyboot\resource' to 'c:\easyboot\disk1\ IWXP ', and run it there (this creates a bunch of boot-files including a copy of folder “system32”).
5) Make a copy of w2ksect.bin in 'c:\easyboot\disk1\ezboot' and name it winxp.bin
6) Start EasyBoot, click 'Tools'->'Replace Text', browse file 'c:\easyboot\disk1\ezboot\ winxp.bin', and specify I386 as "Text to Replace", and IWXP as "Replace to", then click 'Replace', 1 occurrence should be replaced. Note: use uppercase (big letters) to IWXP
7) Do step 6 to 'c:\easyboot\disk1\ IWXP \setupldr.bin', and replace i386 to IWXP 4 occurrences should be replaced Note: use uppercase (big letters) to IWXP
8) Open 'c:\easyboot\disk1\ IWXP \txtsetup.sif' by NotePad (or UltraEdit), search for 'SetupSourcePath', and change SetupSourcePath = "\" to SetupSourcePath = \IWXP\
Attention: don’t forget win51-files according to “prim.ROOT and sec.Root” (take attention to folder structure explained above here). Explanation here: http://forum.ezbsystems.net/cgi-bin/ikonboard.cgi?act=ST;f=1;t=1188
As option put winnt.sif (unattended file) in IWXP -folder together with the rest of boot-files – in case you want unattended setup.
In EasyBoot set menu as usual: run winxp.bin
Quote: “Thank you and sorry for my english!”
No problems with your English, works fine to me…
Regards eureka
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JekaCh 
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Posts: 9
Joined: Oct. 2005
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Posted on: Jul. 01 2006,06:28 |
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Hello!
I`ve made Win98/WinXp/win2000 multiboot DVD, but there is a problem with it. During the WindowsXP installation there isn`t the sign "Setup is inspecting your hardware..." and instead of seeing the very first stage where shows "Press F2 to install drivers for Sata/Raid" "Press something to start ASR" and etc I see black screen. And in a some time I see a disk selection dialogue, after it installation goes fine. But i`d like to fix this problem. Help me please.
Edited by JekaCh on Jul. 01 2006,06:29
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| Post Number: 224
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Sandra S
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Posted on: Jul. 01 2006,11:37 |
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@eureka
Thanks for your tutorial, I haven't problem now!!!
Two questions:
1) can you explain this to me?
quote: "As option put winnt.sif (unattended file) in IWXP -folder together with the rest of boot-files - in case you want unattended setup."
2) I want to add BurtPE live cd, that use the SAME ident-files in disk1 (root) folder (win51 etc...). Can I share the ident-files between win xp installation CD and BurtPE live CD?
Thank you for your help eureka,
Regards
Sandra S
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| Post Number: 225
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eureka
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Posted on: Jul. 01 2006,15:19 |
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To Sandra S
Answer to question 1: unattended is an option to run setup (installation) completely automatic. Note: it’s possible to create an unattended file (winnt.sif) that only runs a “half automatic” installation. Read here: http://www.overclockers.com/tips1158/ and here: http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showforum=70 and of course, surf to Microsoft and read more according to different unattended installation procedures. Note: The easiest way to use option with unattended is to create a file named winnt.sif this is perfectly described on that site http://www.overclockers.com/tips1158/ Test and enjoy…
Answer to question 2: Yes , you can (and should) use the same ident files.
Regards eureka
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| Post Number: 226
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Guest
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Posted on: Jul. 01 2006,23:53 |
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How can I make partitioin magic power quest boot menu?
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| Post Number: 227
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Posted on: Jul. 01 2006,23:58 |
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how to make power quest 8.0 boot menu
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| Post Number: 228
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Guest
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Posted on: Jul. 07 2006,04:49 |
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| Post Number: 229
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Posted on: Jul. 07 2006,07:21 |
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Please Help I trid to make a multiboot DVD Contains Longhorn, Xp pro, Xp Home, 2000 pro, server, Advanced server,data center, 98, me, and some tools
This DVD boot but setup of any winnt version did't run, It gives me Couldn't load NTLOADER
Thanks
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| Post Number: 230
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Maxmillian
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Posted on: Jul. 17 2006,10:04 |
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Hi, I realy have made a bootable cds and dvds
But the problem here is that I'm using All (windows 2000 SP4,XP SP2,2003 SP1)
The DVD work fine and it start the setup but when the pc restart and start installing, the Setup asks for the path (SP CD), and I tried to define the path eg. ROOT\XPPR\I386, but I must define it for every file will be installed.
I want to know If it is not working with the SP versions.
Thanks and best regards
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