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Behdadsoft 

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Posted on: Nov. 20 2017,05:26 |
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Hi.
I downloaded new version of Bitdefender HERE
but it not like older version (no have casper folder) and i can't run it with easyboot.
is there any solution?
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Behdadsoft 

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Posted on: Nov. 20 2017,06:19 |
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I tried to run it with kaspersky solution, but after show splash screen, it stay on black screen like this:
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balder 

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Posted on: Nov. 20 2017,15:35 |
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@Behdadsoft
Hi @Behdadsoft
Quote: â but it not like older version (no have casper folder) and i can't run it with easybootâ
Yes you are right. This latest bitdefender has peculiarities regarding boot sequence when launched from EasyBoot â itâs a messâŠ.
However you didnât say from what source you run bitdefender/EasyBoot.
I can offer you 2 ways to launch Bitdefender from CD/DVD-unit using EasyBoot menu. There are actually 3-ways to solve this. Third way is to use a grub kicker image, but memdisk solution is great in this case
---------------- Scenario-A: 1. Extract all contents of bitdefender.iso-file to the root of EasyBoot (not inside folder ezboot, it must be the root of Easyboot which is parallel to folder EZBOOT)
2. Extract boot-file from bitdefender.iso-file (I used UltraISO and âSavedâ boot file using name bitdefender.bif to folder ezboot)
3. In EasyBoot menu I used menu command: bootinfotable:run bitdefender.bif
4. Burned to CD/DVD and it worked fine when tested from a âreal bootâ (don't test from 'virtual environment' as this may not work correctly)
Scenario-B: 1. Extract folder ârescueâ from inside of bitdefender.iso-file to the root of EasyBoot (I always use UltraISO Â to this operations)
2. Deleted folder ârescueâ from inside of bitdefender.iso-file as this folder isnât needed inside ISO-file anymore. I saved reduced ISO-file to folder ezboot using name bitdefender.iso
3. In EasyBoot menu I used menu command: memdisk bitdefender.iso   5. Burned to CD/DVD and it worked fine when tested from a âreal bootâ
------------------------------------------------ But to launch bitdefender from USB drive, is a little bit different story
Bitdefender from USB drive ('frugal solution'):
1. Extract folders âbootâ, ârescueâ, and finally folder âsyslinuxâ to the root of EasyBoot Note; I used UltraISO for this operation.
2. Delete folder ârescueâ inside bitdefender.iso as this folder isnât needed there any more (this heavily reduce size of bitdefender.iso-file). Save reduced ISO to folder âEZBOOTâ using a pretty name (bitdefender.iso or whatever)
3. In EasyBoot menu use command: run bitdefender.iso as menu command.
4. Create ISO and burn to USB drive
Attention! I tested above solutions (both CD/DVD-unit as USB drive) using a âreal bootâ (burned to CD/DVD-record) and not from âvirtual environmentâ as this may not give the right test results!
------------------- Regards balder
Edited by balder on Nov. 21 2017,01:25
-------------- 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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Behdadsoft 

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Posted on: Nov. 21 2017,08:20 |
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Hi balder.
how are you?
Thanks for your help.
But seem two solution don't work correctly.
at first solution: after run bitdefender and show splash, it reset again. at second solution: i burned it and tried to run on real system but don't run bitdefender.
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balder 

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Posted on: Nov. 21 2017,13:20 |
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@Behdadsoft
Quote: âBut seem two solution don't work correctlyâ
Itâs vital when creating ISO in EasyBoot, you make sure to only tick âJolietâ You can also tick: âHide Boot Folderâ and âHide All Files in Boot Folderâ
DO NOT tick âOptimizeâ or âDOS(8.3)â only âJolietâ should be used!
I again tested solution A and B run from CD\DVD and it worked fine However I decided to create an third option using âgrub-kicker-imageâ to launch bitdefender.
Test this: 1. Extracted folder ârescueâ from inside of bitdefender.iso-file to the root of EasyBoot (Inside folder âdisk1â you should now at least have folder âezbootâ and a folder ârescueâ)
2. Deleted folder ârescueâ from inside of bitdefender.iso-file as this folder isnât needed inside ISO-file anymore. I saved reduced ISO-file to folder disk1 using name BITDEFENDER.ISO Attention! Name to ISO-file is sometimes case-sensitive when run grub-kicker-imageâ from CD\DVD Make sure you use CAPS (BIG LETTERS TO WHOLE NAME BITDEFENDER.ISO) (Inside folder âdisk1â you should now at least have folder âezbootâ and a folder ârescueâ and a bitdefender.iso-file)
3. Download correct âgrub-kicker-imageâ from HERE and copy image to folder EZBOOT
4. In EasyBoot menu I used menu command: run BITDEFENDER.img When creating ISO in EasyBoot, you make sure to only tick âJolietâ Â Â 5. Burned to CD/DVD and it worked fine when tested from a âreal bootâ
EDIT: Noticed some improvement regarding âstabilityâ in bitdefenders behaviour Iâm pointing to also copy folder âbootâ and folder âsyslinuxâ to the root of EasyBoot (folder disk1 is the root in EasyBoot). You should now at least have folder âezbootâ and a folder ârescueâ, âbootâ and finally folder âsyslinuxâ together in folder âdisk1â. This procedure is recommended to both CD\DVD-unit as USB drive solution.
Regards balder
Edited by balder on Nov. 22 2017,04:20
-------------- 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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Behdadsoft 

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Posted on: Nov. 25 2017,04:21 |
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Thanks balder.
Edited by Behdadsoft on Nov. 25 2017,04:22
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