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mattad 
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Posted on: Mar. 16 2006,06:30 |
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Ok, I have 2 different already existing and working ISO images for software tools (not full OS). If I burn each of them onto separate CDs and boot my computer with one of them I can use the tool which is on the current CD successfully.
Now I want to merge these two ISO images into one CD by using EasyBoot. How do I do that?
As far as I can see there is no step-by-step manual for this situation.
From my point of view a smart ISO merging utility should
have just 3 items:
- Folder to put the existing ISOs
- Entryfields for the selection menu text at boot time
- "MAKE ISO" button.
Easyboot seems to be more compilcated.
I have to collect all boot images files.
Which are they for an existing ISO ?
What are "pre-mastering options"?
Furthermore Easyboot provides some own DOS boot files.Ok.
Lets assume I select at boot time somehow one of these "sub"-ISO images from EasyBoot menu. Easyboot jumps into the target ISO. But: The target ISO has its own DOS Boot files. Is DOS booted again?
How do I identify the real target program in the "sub"-ISO?
Thank you for the answer
Matt
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xoben
Group: Super Administrators
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Joined: Nov. 2004
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Posted on: Mar. 16 2006,09:00 |
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If your bootable ISO is a DOS/int 13 based system, put them in c:\easyboot\disk1\ezboot folder and use 'bcdw \ezboot\xxx.iso' to load.
If it does not work, please see a related topic at http://forum.ezbsystems.net/cgi-bin/ikonboard.cgi?act=ST;f=1;t=316.
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mattad
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Posted on: Mar. 16 2006,15:06 |
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How do detect if my system is a "bootable ISO DOS/int 13 based system" ?
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xoben
Group: Super Administrators
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Posted on: Mar. 16 2006,20:14 |
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