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PostIcon Posted on: Apr. 16 2007,16:43  Skip to the next post in this topic. Ignore posts   QUOTE
I used to load this utility to my multi-boot CD's when it was in floppy form, but now they only offer it in CD form.  Is there a "best practice" for adding this CD to my multi-boot CD?

Offline NT Password & Registry Editor
http://home.eunet.no/pnordahl/ntpasswd/bootdisk.html

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PostIcon Posted on: Apr. 16 2007,16:46 Skip to the previous post in this topic. Skip to the next post in this topic. Ignore posts   QUOTE
I'm currently (at this minute) working on this exact project, I'll post if I get anywhere with it.
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So, who fixed this problem? Or it's uncorrectable problem?
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jkapellen:  Get anywhere with this?  Or has anyone else progressed with this?
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Yes, i made it!

How it works:

Here is the default directory structure of EasyBoot:
C:\EasyBoot\disk1\ezboot

1st step: Download the cd image file here: nullOffline NT PW & Reg Editor

2nd step: Extract the iso file from the archive to the "ezboot" directory.

3rd step: Mount the cd image into daemon tool and copy all files from the root directory to "disk1" directory.

4th step: Use this command in the command menu: "bcdw \ezboot\cd070409.iso" (w/o quotes)

5th step: Save your project, make iso file and use it :)

I know, this workaround not too nice, but works :D
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i think the most handy way is to use floppy images instead of cd images because there are duplicated files in the root directory from other linux distirbutions (ex: isolinux.cfg ...).  

so, I was to make a 2.8' floppy image including :

a) bootdisk image     b) scsi drivers

I found that the author of this software mentions in the beginning of his page :

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If you use the floppy, and you need the SCSI-drivers set, either prepare a floppy with the scsi-drivers .zip file unzipped (in \scsi), or put a selection of the drivers you need in the \scsi folder on the main floppy, there should be enough space for maybe a couple of drivers. In the latter case you don't need to carry around and swap floppies.



I had to inject the unzipped "scsi" folder with drivers into the bootimage. This was successful .

I booted the floppy image in msVirtualPC, but the application can't find the folder named "scsi" and can't load scsi drivers manually or auto.
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PostIcon Posted on: Sep. 21 2007,18:37 Skip to the previous post in this topic. Skip to the next post in this topic. Ignore posts   QUOTE
solved!

- get the cd version.
- extract all files in a folder named "offline" placed in "easyboot/disk1"
- in easyboot menu run this  command:
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bcdw /offline/isolinux.bin /offline/vmlinuz initrd=/offline/initrd.cgz,/offline/scsi.cgz append rw vga=1 init=/linuxrc


- just be sure that bcdw.bin rests inside "ezboot" folder, isolinux.bin & vmlinuz & initrd.cgz & scsi.cgz rest inside the "offline" folder

* this post should be added in another one but i can't edit a previous post of mine in order to improve it.
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I am trying to create a Multiboot Cd with offline NT, and Slax.  I extracted to the bif from slax and that boots up no problem.
I then dl'ed the cd version of offline NT, extracted to a new folder I called offline whinch is in the disk1 folder and then added to my run line.

bcdw /offline/isolinux.bin /offline/vmlinuz initrd=/offline/initrd.cgz,/offline/scsi.cgz append rw vga=1 init=/linuxrc

The bcdw.bin rests inside "ezboot" folder, isolinux.bin & vmlinuz & initrd.cgz & scsi.cgz rest inside the "offline" folder.  

This is not working for me, when I select to boot my NT Offline, it will boot Slax.  The funny thing is that it boots up my slax with some different params.  It is like it is usind the params I have set for Offline NT in the run line.

If I select my Slax boot up, It will boot my Slax(OphCrack) just fine.  Please give me some insight.
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PostIcon Posted on: Nov. 10 2007,16:00 Skip to the previous post in this topic. Skip to the next post in this topic. Ignore posts   QUOTE
offline nt has a very bad behavior such as most of the linux distros, because of isolinux.bin. It looks automatically for "boot" folders.Rename the boot folder of slax, and make the respective changes , so as to prevent offline nt from loading slax' boot files.

The respective changes are in *.bif  {search for default./boot/isolinux.isolinux.cfg} &  in isolinux.cfg

It still may show slax' boot logo, but that's only. It loads offline nt stuff.

do it and let me know if it works.
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Thank You so much.  I got it working on the first try, after changing the isolinux.cfg file, the bif file, an of course the boot folder name.  It boots up just like I wanted it to.  I am officially done making coasters.  Thanks...
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