Forum: EasyBoot Topic: I need help with making boot on the usb started by: b00gie Posted by b00gie on Oct. 22 2009,18:13
Hello everybody =] i'm new hereWell i did not understand how i use this program ![]() I have a DISK ON KEY that is bootable and formatted to NTFS working great ! but i want to make a boot menu with the Easy Boot with 2 diffrent folders in each folder i have a bootable system with the same files for that i need to diffrent folders i want a menu for example : 1) Deploy all models 2) Deploy New Platform when i click on 1 it will boot me the first system Please help me with that it's very important to me Posted by balder on Oct. 23 2009,07:03
@b00gieWelcome to this forum b00gie ![]() I’m not 100% sure what you mean in this case ![]() What I can understand so far is that your intentions is to run (boot) easyboot from usb when you restart/boot computer? Correct? You intension when easyboot menu comes up is to have two choices to run some type of program (setup) or “live”-system? Correct? Quote: i want a menu for example : ”1) Deploy all models” What models? ”2) Deploy New Platform” What platform? balder Posted by b00gie on Oct. 23 2009,09:53
yes you right ! My Big question is how can i boot easy boot from USB ? because from CD it's work great But From usb it's not booting ![]() And when i wrote about the Deploy All Models etc.. i meant about the text Like : Install Win xp Install Win 98 so instead this text i wil wrtie : Deploy and etc.. but now i realized how i'm doing that By the way is easyboot can run bin files ? or opened iso ? PLEASE help me out with the USB problem Posted by balder on Oct. 23 2009,12:30
@b00gieQuote: ” By the way is easyboot can run bin files? Or opened iso?” Easyboot have some troubles launching “bin”-files (the large bin/iso files) ![]() But there is workaround for this. I personally use “kicker-images” that inside has grub loader and let this images start iso-files (if iso is bootable witch not all iso files are ![]() ISO created by Easyboot can easily boot from usb device. You can create iso as usual and boot this from usb. Note: You have to download tool for this. You have my website below (Welcome to my website). Follow instructions and enjoy ![]() Attention! You cannot launch setup of winxp or win7 in the same way as you do in easyboot. You have to use a “out of the box” solution for this. Read from post 24 < here >. Be patient it take some time to fully get things right ![]() balder Posted by b00gie on Oct. 23 2009,13:18
well i downloaded the utility from your siteand i run the script.. i'm asked for choose iso file and i did that i wait like 30 sec and it's told me that he finished i restarted my PC and it's not working ![]() i don't have even a DOS menu y is that ? Posted by balder on Oct. 23 2009,14:05
@b00gie1. Let easyboot create iso file. 2. When script asking for iso scroll to easyboot iso-file and use this Of course you have already made necessary changes in BIOS (set BIOS to boot from usb as first choice ![]() Note: you even don't need to reboot computer use built-in test in script balder Posted by b00gie on Oct. 23 2009,14:36
well it's alredy first boot (usb) ![]() and it's not working ![]() i will try another DOK Posted by b00gie on Oct. 23 2009,14:45
LoL wtf is that Warning ? =] it's my first time that i see thisand i have only 1 usb conected ![]() ![]() it's happen to me when i'm trying to check another DOK :\ strange.. when i run the script on my first DOK there was no problem when i'm trying to run again on another DOK i get this warning BTW !!! i tested the usb with the test program that comes with the WINBUILDER and it's working !!! but why when i restart my computer i cant boot it ![]() Posted by balder on Oct. 23 2009,15:01
@b00gieMessage indicates that there is more than one usb unit (printer or external harddisk or something) in use. Do you have some usb hub connected to usb? Or having usb printer connected to computer. Basically, only have your usb device (stick or whatever) in use nothing else. Note: you can test if usb device is bootable using built in test (qemu test) in script (no need to reboot). balder Posted by b00gie on Oct. 23 2009,15:05
no i dont have any printer or HDD EXTERNAL with USBBTW !!! i tested the usb with the test program that comes with the WINBUILDER and it's working !!! but why when i restart my computer i cant boot it ? strange.... Posted by balder on Oct. 23 2009,15:25
@ b00gieQuote: ” tested the usb with the test program that comes with the WINBUILDER and it's working !!! but why when i restart my computer i cant boot it” Well this indicates that usb device is working allright. It is most likely something with settings in BIOS. Some BIOS is a little bit tricky. It’s not only the boot sequence. Sometimes (in some rare BIOS) there are more settings to take care off – typically: set bootable usb device to “removable” or “fixed” disk. Make sure no usb hub is in use as well. balder Posted by b00gie on Oct. 23 2009,15:31
ok 10x alot =] but when i think about this... i dont need the Easy Boost if i have a grub that working on usb i just can edit the menu.lst and write where is the files and than i dont need ths iso files ! i can put the extraced iso on the DOK =] but i need to find some nice splash image not the blue one that i have now that come with the script Posted by balder on Oct. 23 2009,15:35
@b00gieYes you are right there ![]() ![]() Note: I just updated usb-script. Now script ask you to choose between ISO and floppy image (script support everything in this matter). Quote: ” i need to find some nice splash image” He, he that’s the main reason why you should use easyboot. In easyboot you surely have very nice “splash images” ![]() balder Posted by b00gie on Oct. 23 2009,16:00
10x again for the help but i have a tiny problem ! maybe i wrote a line not right but i tried to load bootable files that they are extracted from ISOi wrote this in menu.lst : splashimage /wallpaper/skull.xpm.gz foreground = FFFF80 background = FF0000 timeout 6 default /default title Deploy All Models find --set-root /iso/all/bootmgr chainloader /bootmgr title Deploy 7800+7900 find --set-root /iso/7900/bootmgr chainloader /bootmgr title Launch support for USB2.0 root (hd0,0) kernel /iso/plpbt.bin title Reboot reboot title Shutdown computer halt so what i wrote not good ? and what is it "chainloader" ? ![]() Posted by balder on Oct. 23 2009,16:30
@b00gieERROR 15 indicates that file you try to launch isn’t found. It seems that you try to launch some kind of win7 or vista boot loader? Correct? Try change title Deploy 7800+7900 find --set-root /iso/7900/bootmgr chainloader /bootmgr to title Deploy 7800+7900 find --set-root /bootmgr chainloader /bootmgr Note: bootmanager (BOOTMGR) must be put on the root. As this is easyboot forum ![]() Point is that I use easyboot because it's versatile and I can use "kicker-images (using grub in images) to launch whatever I like. balder Posted by b00gie on Oct. 23 2009,16:41
damn but i have 2 files with bootmgr ! ![]() how can i do it ? i tried now to delete the old iso.iso and change the name of All models.iso to iso.iso and it's working !! but when i trying to add some line for 7800+7900 and change it to iso1 it's writing me : invalid or unsupported executable format why i cant boot 2 iso files from usb ![]() Posted by balder on Oct. 23 2009,16:59
@b00gieI have no idea what you are trying to launch ![]() These guys are superior in boot loading read < here > balder Posted by b00gie on Oct. 23 2009,17:07
i have an idea !!! and it's working =]Deploy ALL.ISO will boot like iso file and the 7800+7900 it will boot from bootmgr i tried it now and it's working ! i placed the bootmgr of 7800+7900 in the root and all modeils iso in the folder - "iso" and it's work ! god damn i worked on this 2 days :0 |