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psylox 
Group: Members
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Joined: Jun. 2006
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Posted on: Jul. 03 2006,18:43 |
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What is the diference between the following 2 "hide" options in when creating an ISO file ?
- Hide boot folder.
- Hide all files under boot folder.
if i mark "Hide boot folder"  then all files in that folder are also hidden, so why there is a 2nd option  "- Hide all files under boot folder." If the first option al ready hide them ?
I am confused 
the only thing i can hide is the BOOT FOLDER "ezboot"
thx for any info.
Edited by psylox on Jul. 03 2006,18:45
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xoben
Group: Super Administrators
Posts: 2200
Joined: Nov. 2004
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Posted on: Jul. 03 2006,22:47 |
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- Hide boot folder.
You can stiil access files in 'ezboot' folder by typing 'cd' command on DOS Console.
- Hide all files under boot folder
You cannot access any files by DOS command.
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psylox
Group: Members
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Posted on: Oct. 03 2006,16:37 |
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Doesnt work !
I still see all files, this option doesnt hide anything ;(
What is the boot folder named in EZBOOT ?
is it ezboot or DISK1 ?
thx
Edited by psylox on Oct. 03 2006,16:39
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