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SpecialTrooper 
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Posted on: Jun. 17 2010,15:38 |
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Hey, I was just experimeting, creating my own life cd. Now on my cd i want to different versions of a programm (for exmaple ophcrack xp and ophcrack vista). The only way I get my. .iso s to work is by extracting their content into the disc 1 folder and copy there bootinformation in the ezboot folder.
However, when I try to extract the content of ophcrack vista it asks me if i want to overwrite files (because i already extracted the content of ophcrack xp). Is there a way to have two different versions of a tool? For example, could I just create seperate folders in the disc 1 folder and put each cd in a seperate folder. If so, where does the boot information ahve to go and what command do I use to properly run it. And do I have to edit anything and if so, how? Sry about all those questions but i am new here so I don't really know a lot about easyboot and all the commands yet. Thank you for your answer!!!
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Jesica
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Posted on: Jun. 18 2010,00:37 |
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Hello,
This is really a nice question and I must say that it is an experiment with the booting features of the system. What I can say is, when we store the booting information of one window in a CD, the boot loader extracts it automatically at booting time. But if we have two different versions of windows, then the system will not boot from disk or it may show an error message at the time of burning the disk. When I tried this it was showing an error message. Please tell me your experience.
Thanks
Jesica
http://www.keylogger.in
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balder
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Posted on: Jun. 18 2010,04:50 |
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@SpecialTrooper
As this looks to be your first post in this forum – I say welcome 
Quote: “For example, could I just create separate folders in the disc 1 folder and put each cd in a separate folder”
No you cannot 
Most software must be launched from “ROOT” (folder disk1 is the “root “ for easyboot – in case you wonder).
I have finally downloaded ophcrack-xp-livecd-2.3.1.iso and ophcrack-vista-livecd-2.3.1.iso and I have managed to setup and launch this from USB device (USB-stick).
This is what I did:
1. Create a temporary folder with the name ophcrack-temp on C:
2. Open ophcrack-xp-livecd-2.3.1.iso (I used Ultra-ISO) and deleted folder “TABLES”
3. I saved (“save As”) ISO with name ophcrack-XP to folder ophcrack-temp
4. I launched my script easyboot-iso.script and used name in text-box: OPCRACKXP (pointed to ophcrack-XP.iso in folder ophcrack-temp)
5. I did the same procedur with ophcrack-vista-livecd-2.3.1.iso (used name OPCRACKVISTA)
6. I created also menu(s) (used run command suggested by script) for above two ISO-files
7. I then moved the whole folder iso from EasyBoot\disk1 to folder ophcrack-temp
8. I then created ISO as usual in EasyBoot
9. I launched easyboo-usb.script and used ISO created by easyboot
10. I copied ISO-file “OPCRACKXP” and “OPCRACKVISTA” from inside of folder ophcrack-temp\iso to inside of folder iso on USB device
11. I copied (extracted) folder “TABLES” from original ophcrack-xp-livecd-2.3.1.iso to the root of USB device.
12. And finally I opened folder “TABLES” in original ophcrack-vista-livecd-2.3.1.iso and copied folder “vista_free” to inside folder “TABLES” on USB device.
For DVD-solution test this:
1. Do 1 to 6 from above tutorial
2. Do as in 11 but copy (extract) folder “TABLES” to EasyBoot\disk1 and the same as in 12 but copy to EasyBoot\disk1\tables
3. Create ISO
Note: You can most likely not test this in “Virtual PC” – instead use this freeware HERE
Note: you don’t need to create “Hard disk image” when asked.
And where can you find this “scripts” that I’m talking about?
Look below 
balder
Edited by balder on Jun. 18 2010,07:25
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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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balder
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Posted on: Jun. 18 2010,04:50 |
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@Jesica
As it seems that you are a new member of this forum – I say welcome
Quote: “When I tried this it was showing an error message”
Hmmm… I’m unsure what you referring too
Is it ophcrack or is it this http://www.keylogger.in 
balder
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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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SpecialTrooper
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Posted on: Jun. 18 2010,13:16 |
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Hey, thanks for all the answers. Acutally I have a virtual computer (Virtual Box, it's a very cool freeware alternative to virtual pc). I already had a little success and created my first boot cd with parted magic, offline nt password & registry editor, and ERD Commander 2007.
While I extracted ERD Commander and Parted Magic in the disk1 folder and run them over run erd.bif and bootinfotable;run pm.bif I somehow managed to get the .iso image of Offline
NT Password & Registry Editor in an .ima image by using utlra iso and create a new floppy image with size 5.76mb and Boot Sector isolinux (which I just run by using run nt.ima).
I wanted to add PC Login Now, however, when i tried that (by extracting it and running it over the .bif file) my parted magic didn't work anymore.
I just wonder why how I can convert the other .iso images to ima
I alreadi tried to convert my images to .bin images but everytime i do that i get a .bin and a .cue file and when i try to run the .bin file directly i just get a black screen with a white _
And what is that hexediting that everybody is talkling about? What programm do i use to do that and what files do i edit?
Thank you for your answers!!!
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SpecialTrooper
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Posted on: Jun. 18 2010,14:03 |
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Ok, just tried out balder's script and it works AWESOME!!!
Balder, you really are my hero ;) Now everything I wanted to do works
Thx a lot!!! Great Work!!!
Now all I have to do is get it to run from my Flash Drive...
Any suggestions?
Edited by SpecialTrooper on Jun. 18 2010,14:10
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balder
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Posted on: Jun. 18 2010,14:28 |
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@SpecialTrooper
Quote: “And what is that hexediting that everybody is talkling about?”
I’m not sure what hex edit you are referring to
However…
I’m pretty sure that my script easyboot-iso.script can directly launch ISO-file “offline nt password & registry editor” (download ISO-file not image).
And I’m 100% sure that ERD Commander 2007-ISO-file can be launched directly by easyboot-iso.script 
You don’t need to extract anything – use ISO-files as the are.
Note: when integrating erd-2007 you should check “Run from RAM” in script 
balder
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Note: Script collection updated 2019-05-19. Scripts mainly support EasyBoot_6.5 or later
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balder
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Posted on: Jun. 18 2010,16:27 |
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@SpecialTrooper
Quote: “what do i do wrong?”
Question is rather – what method did you use
Because at this point I don’t know if you used method in post nr:5 or my suggestions in post nr:7
Please clarify what method you used
I’m 100% sure that ERD Commander 2007-ISO-file can be launched directly by easyboot-iso.script
Note: when integrating erd-2007 you should check “Run from RAM” in script
Parted-magic needs most likely some special treatment 
balder
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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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SpecialTrooper
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Posted on: Jun. 18 2010,22:25 |
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I used your script to "convert" all 4 (Pated Magic, ERD Commander, PC Login Now and Offline NT PW&R Editor) into a img.gz+.iso file and use the memdisk to run them.
I used easyboot-iso script.
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