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Fluffy 
Group: Members
Posts: 5
Joined: Dec. 2004
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Posted on: Mar. 26 2005,10:44 |
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Hello everybody !
Has anybody an idea, how to protect a Boot CD with Password ?
Example: While Booting it should request for password.
If Password is wrong, System should reboot!
Regards Fluffy
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xoben
Group: Super Administrators
Posts: 849
Joined: Nov. 2003
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Posted on: Mar. 26 2005,20:56 |
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Start EasyBoot, click 'Help' button and choose 'Contents', then find 'Set Password to Your Bootable CD/DVD and Menu Items' topic in 'User's Guide' section.
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Fluffy
Group: Members
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Joined: Dec. 2004
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Posted on: Mar. 28 2005,08:16 |
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Hello Xoben,
i had read and tried this before I post; i had set password to force a password request before booting the main menu of my CD;
but there was bo password request while CD is booting;
seems to be a bug!
A password is only requested, if i set it to the single applications in my boot menu!
To fix that, i create a new main menu with "disclaimer" and a "I agree Button"; then i set password to "agree Button" and
my problem was fixed.
thanks for your answer !
Regards Fluffy
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xoben
Group: Super Administrators
Posts: 849
Joined: Nov. 2003
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Posted on: Mar. 28 2005,20:15 |
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Hello Fluffy, please do not modify or save the .ezb file when password is setted.
You can test it this way, step by step:
1) Open a menu file (.ezb)
2) Set password
3) Save it
4) Make an ISO image
5) Test the ISO by VMWare, or burn it to CD-RW for testing
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