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Lisa 
Group: Members
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Posted on: Oct. 07 2006,12:41 |
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hi guys. im new to this, but very interested to learn so please bear with me. i have been reading around the forum but most of the time, i honestly admit i dont know what people are talking about. So heres what i want to be done.
i have ISO files of :
1) ERD Commander 2005
2) Hiren's BootCD 8.4
3) Damn Small Linux 301
4) XP Recovery Console ISO ( 8MB ISO to boot directly to the windows recovery)
i dont know where, how to start 
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Lisa
Group: Members
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Posted on: Oct. 08 2006,15:28 |
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WEll, i ended up just trying three isos
erd commander
hirens
and damn small linux
ive extracted everything to disk1 directory. bif files i have all added to the ezboot directory. when i boot in virtual machine, the menu is ok. but i get a "file not found" error on all options. what am i doin wrong?
any help please.
thank you.
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Lisa
Group: Members
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Joined: Oct. 2006
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Posted on: Oct. 09 2006,12:32 |
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anyone? im getting a file not found error. wow this place is dead. dont tell me i wasted my money on this.
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xoben
Group: Super Administrators
Posts: 2200
Joined: Nov. 2004
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Posted on: Oct. 10 2006,03:58 |
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The error message says 'File not found', please check it:
Example:
command 'run xxx.bif'
c:\easyboot\disk1\ezboot\xxx.bif should exist
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Lisa
Group: Members
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Posted on: Oct. 10 2006,15:10 |
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ive checked it several times. bif files are all there. ive tried probably about 20 times more or less. maybe im missing a very basic setting. as ive said, im new to this.
or il try a diffrent virtual machine, im using parallels workstation atm. it shouldnt be a problem but ill just get microsoft just to be shure
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xoben
Group: Super Administrators
Posts: 2200
Joined: Nov. 2004
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Posted on: Oct. 10 2006,20:37 |
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Suggestion:
1) Uninstall EasyBoot and delete c:\easyboot folder
2) Re-setup EasyBoot
3) Start EasyBoot, do not change anything but click 'Make ISO'
4) Test the ISO by VMWare or Virtual PC
It should work properly.
Then you can chenge menu text and the command-parameters one-by-one and try it out.
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Lisa
Group: Members
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Joined: Oct. 2006
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Posted on: Oct. 11 2006,13:45 |
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thanks xoben for the reply. i will try your suggestion and will post back.just dont have time today, maybe tomorrow.
thanks for the time.
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