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steve6386 
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Posted on: Jan. 14 2006,11:13 |
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i'm attempting to create a bootable cd to update my BIOS. The update is designed to use a bootable floppy, but i have no floppy drive so I -
1) Create a .IMA file from the floppy diskette by 'Bootable'->'Create Floppy Image'
2) Choose 'File'->'New'->'Bootable CD/DVD', specify the newly created .IMA as boot file
3) Save to an ISO
4) Press F7 to burn
and end up with an empty cd ....
Cheers
Steve.
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xoben
Group: Super Administrators
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Posted on: Jan. 15 2006,01:24 |
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| Quote | | and end up with an empty cd .... |
But it can startup your PC ...
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steve6386
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Posted on: Jan. 15 2006,03:28 |
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no ...there is nothing on an empty cd
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xoben
Group: Super Administrators
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Posted on: Jan. 15 2006,08:28 |
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Please note the difference between 'bootable' and 'autorun'.
'bootable' - can startup your PC from power-on status (for example, setup Windows XP to a blank harddisk)
'autorun' - display a menu under Windows environment when your CD is inserted to a CD/DVD drive (for example, setup Microsoft Office)
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