Topic: Make Vista/XP/Norton/Hiren in folders?
started by: Svend Rugaard
Posted by Svend Rugaard on Jun. 15 2008,22:20
I am about to make a multiboot DVD with Vista/XP/Norton Ghost/Hirens in 1 disk .. i have tried the "Normal" procedure just to copy vista/xp in "DISK1" folder .. but i dont want it in the "Root" so all files are mix up .. I have tried with making folders but i cant seem to get it work probaly.When i "Save it" it dont come with any error message after i make the "PATH" run /winxp/w2ksect.bin and run /vista/vistaldr.bin after i copy those files in there.
But when i test it and it boot up the easy menu start as is should but when i want to test if the Installations is starting in both Vista and XP it just say "File not Found" "Press Any Key" ..
And its not because i cant find the Any Key
How and what should i do to make it work correctly.
Posted by xoben on Jun. 22 2008,19:44
Please post your detailed directory structure for checking.
Posted by Svend Rugaard on Jul. 05 2008,12:08
I would thinking of a structure like this ROOT
I
I --- Vista
I
I --- VISTA Install Files and Folders like SOURCES etc
I --- XP
I
I --- XP Install Files and Folders like I386 etc
I --- Misc
I --- Everything else but this is not important.
Posted by zhietyou on Nov. 25 2008,23:25
i do have the same problem sir
Posted by pacav69 on Dec. 05 2008,16:31
(Svend Rugaard @ Jul. 05 2008,17:08)
QUOTE
I would thinking of a structure like this
ROOT
I
I --- Vista
I
I --- VISTA Install Files and Folders like SOURCES etc
I --- XP
I
I --- XP Install Files and Folders like I386 etc
I --- Misc
I --- Everything else but this is not important.
ROOT
I
I --- Vista
I
I --- VISTA Install Files and Folders like SOURCES etc
I --- XP
I
I --- XP Install Files and Folders like I386 etc
I --- Misc
I --- Everything else but this is not important.
The structure should be
Root
--I386 <-- this is the directory that winxp loader file (setupldr.bin) uses which is and can ONLY be located at the root of the CD, so if you change this name then you will have to hex edit the file setupldr.bin and rename the I386 to a directory name that you use and it must be 4 characters nothing more or less for example you store winxp files in XPEN then you will have to a search for all occurrences of 'I386' in setupldr.bin and replace it with XPEN. Once you have completed that then you will have to modify '\xpen\txtsetup.sif' and search for 'SetupSourcePath', and change [SetupSourcePath = "\"] which is the root to [SetupSourcePath = "\XPEN"] (not including []).
You get the idea.