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blaze85 
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Posted on: Aug. 10 2005,14:18 |
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Hi, I am trying to run a batch file from EasyBoot. The only problem is that the program cant seem to support running it. I would like it to boot to a command line, then autorun my batch file. (OR SOMEHOW LIKE THAT). Any Ideas would be appreciated.
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blaze85
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Posted on: Aug. 12 2005,13:28 |
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The problem with that is my program will be around 10 mb. any ideas on that.
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Incroyable HULK
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Posted on: Aug. 13 2005,19:32 |
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You can still do that with a floppy image.
I have some acronis tools around 15Mb in a oversized floppy image format.
Use EasyBoot to generate your floppy image then use WinImage to "inject" the content you want.
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CompGeek
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Posted on: Apr. 10 2006,02:33 |
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Using a flash card (AKA: Lexar USB) is a handy way to create larger floppy images. Thanks for this feature btw.
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