Topic: how to multiboot with acronis?
started by: morokat
Posted by morokat on Nov. 14 2009,12:33
can any body tell me about how to multiboot acronis disk?thank u
ok good now i can to do on its thanks
Posted by balder on Nov. 14 2009,13:23
@morokatWhich acronis disk? There are plenty acronis utility disks out there
Anyway, if your installed acronis software has option to create floppy rescue disks (Start Acronis Media Builder) you can use this “old” method < HERE > (several other method described in same topic)
I use different method to start acronis from easyboot, but let’s test above methods first
balder
Posted by morokat on Nov. 14 2009,23:49
(balder @ Nov. 14 2009,18:23)
QUOTE
@morokat
Which acronis disk? There are plenty acronis utility disks out there
Anyway, if your installed acronis software has option to create floppy rescue disks (Start Acronis Media Builder) you can use this “old” method < HERE > (several other method described in same topic)
I use different method to start acronis from easyboot, but let’s test above methods first
balder
Which acronis disk? There are plenty acronis utility disks out there
Anyway, if your installed acronis software has option to create floppy rescue disks (Start Acronis Media Builder) you can use this “old” method < HERE > (several other method described in same topic)
I use different method to start acronis from easyboot, but let’s test above methods first
balder
balder thanks u of ur kind
u are allway help me, i don't know what can i help u?
ok, now i has new file want to ask?
in this pic i don't know how to call the name
but i know its can to clear pass word xp very good,
and its only 9mb
so if i want use its to multiboot how to do?
thanks u
Posted by balder on Nov. 15 2009,03:45
@morokatThat KeyPass I own uses folder i386. I guess it’s the same for you
This is an easy task to solve
I have different solutions to offer you 1. Open Key_Enterprise ISO (I use UltraISO or WinRAR) - Copy folder I386 and Win51ip and finally Win51ip.sp2 to easyboot\disk1 – copy bootsect.bin from ISO to folder ezboot - rename bootsect.bin to let’s say: keyfind.bin and use command in easyboot: run keyfind.bin. Note: if Win51ip and Win51ip.sp2 already is in easyboot\disk1 that’s fine.
2. Second and even a better solution: If you already using folder I386 on the root (easyboot\disk1) do as following: Open Key_Enterprise ISO (I use UltraISO or WinRAR) - Copy folder I386 and Win51ip and finally Win51ip.sp2 to easyboot\disk1 change name to folder I386 to a different 4-letters name. Example: I386 to key7 or whatever 4-letters name you like. Use command in easyboot: bcdw /key7/setupldr.bin (I used key7 as name to folder I386 in this example) Note1: Name is not case sensitive and you can as example show mix with numbers as well. Note2: if Win51ip and Win51ip.sp2 already is in easyboot\disk1 that’s fine.
When you create ISO in easyboot DO NOT CHECK “Allow lower case”
Regards balder
Posted by morokat on Nov. 15 2009,04:19
(balder @ Nov. 15 2009,08:45)
QUOTE
@morokat
That KeyPass I own uses folder i386. I guess it’s the same for you
This is an easy task to solve I have different solutions to offer you
1. Open Key_Enterprise ISO (I use UltraISO or WinRAR) - Copy folder I386 and Win51ip and finally Win51ip.sp2 to easyboot\disk1 – copy bootsect.bin from ISO to folder ezboot - rename bootsect.bin to let’s say: keyfind.bin and use command in easyboot: run keyfind.bin. Note: if Win51ip and Win51ip.sp2 already is in easyboot\disk1 that’s fine.
2. Second and even a better solution: If you already using folder I386 on the root (easyboot\disk1) do as following: Open Key_Enterprise ISO (I use UltraISO or WinRAR) - Copy folder I386 and Win51ip and finally Win51ip.sp2 to easyboot\disk1 change name to folder I386 to a different 4-letters name. Example: I386 to key7 or whatever 4-letters name you like. Use command in easyboot: bcdw /key7/setupldr.bin (I used key7 as name to folder I386 in this example) Note1: Name is not case sensitive and you can as example show mix with numbers as well. Note2: if Win51ip and Win51ip.sp2 already is in easyboot\disk1 that’s fine.
When you create ISO in easyboot DO NOT CHECK “Allow lower case”
Regards balder
That KeyPass I own uses folder i386. I guess it’s the same for you
This is an easy task to solve
I have different solutions to offer you 1. Open Key_Enterprise ISO (I use UltraISO or WinRAR) - Copy folder I386 and Win51ip and finally Win51ip.sp2 to easyboot\disk1 – copy bootsect.bin from ISO to folder ezboot - rename bootsect.bin to let’s say: keyfind.bin and use command in easyboot: run keyfind.bin. Note: if Win51ip and Win51ip.sp2 already is in easyboot\disk1 that’s fine.
2. Second and even a better solution: If you already using folder I386 on the root (easyboot\disk1) do as following: Open Key_Enterprise ISO (I use UltraISO or WinRAR) - Copy folder I386 and Win51ip and finally Win51ip.sp2 to easyboot\disk1 change name to folder I386 to a different 4-letters name. Example: I386 to key7 or whatever 4-letters name you like. Use command in easyboot: bcdw /key7/setupldr.bin (I used key7 as name to folder I386 in this example) Note1: Name is not case sensitive and you can as example show mix with numbers as well. Note2: if Win51ip and Win51ip.sp2 already is in easyboot\disk1 that’s fine.
When you create ISO in easyboot DO NOT CHECK “Allow lower case”
Regards balder
wo thaks u so much