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Noolix 
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Posted on: Jun. 13 2010,06:29 |
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Hie everybody,
(Sorry for my english)
I want to know how to create my multiboot dvd with windows 7 x86 and windows 7 x64. I try with easyboot but i got a problem about easyboot command .
I need help please
Thanks
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Yeahh
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balder
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Posted on: Jun. 13 2010,07:13 |
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@Noolix
As this seems to be you first post in this forum – I say welcome 
Quote: “I want to know how to create my multiboot dvd with windows 7 x86 and windows 7 x64”
Answer: You can’t 
What I refer to is that EasyBoot itself is not equipped with tools to combine two Win-7 setup-folders. We can only at present time have one folder with same name on the root of EasyBoot (root of EasyBoot is folder disk1 if you wonder).
I know I have seen this combination somewhere but this is done with tools from Microsoft 
However, you can launch setup of one chosen Win-7 source.
Copy everything from Win-7 ISO-file to EasyBoot\disk1  – and use the command in EasyBoot is:  run vistaldr.bin
Note: check that you have Vistaldr.bin in folder ezboot
Nothing wrong with your English – works fine 
balder
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Noolix
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Posted on: Jun. 13 2010,14:37 |
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Thanks you for your reply
I will try this for my multiboot dvd. If you have another solution for my problem, it will be fine.
I need this multiboot dvd for my job.
Thanks Balder..
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Orochi
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Posted on: Jun. 13 2010,21:01 |
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hello dear friend balder.
What would be the right way to do the same but under grub4dos.
Would launching the whole ISO to ram work?
Thanks
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balder
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Posted on: Jun. 14 2010,02:19 |
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@Orochi
Quote: “Would launching the whole ISO to ram work”
Unfortunately it doesn’t help Â
Note: The “cyber-world” is looking for a simple solution to this problem – and the best solution would certainly bee to launch Win7-ISO as it is – but this is not possible as files (from inside of ISO) is needed in “real time”.
However – I’m confident that a solution is coming in the near future – at least – he, he before I drop down dead 
And it doesn’t help launching ISO from RAM – reasons the same as above
Launch setup of Win-7 in grub menu.lst is something like this:
title Setup Win-7
find --set-root /bootmgr
chainloader /bootmgr
Regards balder
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Orochi
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Posted on: Jun. 14 2010,13:17 |
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balder thank you for your response.
I am assuming that the contents of my Win7DVD have to be extracted to the root of the USB drive. Is this correct?
Thanks.
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balder
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Posted on: Jun. 14 2010,13:25 |
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@Orochi
Quote: “have to be extracted to the root of the USB drive”
Well – you never mentioned setup from USB – this was about setup from DVD
To run setup from USB I strongly recommend this tool from HERE 
It includes also setup from USB device for WinXP as Vista as Win-7 and also WindowsPE
Regards balder
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