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Cowggodd 
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Posted on: Feb. 12 2008,22:36 |
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Not sure if I am putting this post in the right place but heres my problem.
When I downloaded DFT (drive fitness test) from the website and put it into my meny with the command "run dft.img" it works fine. HOWEVER when I use Ultra ISO to make my own img file from a ISO for instance it does not work. It just hangs. Now if I take that same IMG file I made and run it by its self using VMWARE it boots correctly. Am I creating the IMG file wrong or whats going on??
~Adam
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Cowggodd
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Posted on: Feb. 13 2008,22:59 |
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I was thinking of trying them but i KNOW theres a way to do it without all that. I found someone else's design and theirs works fine the same way I have been doing it. Infact I even took their IMG files and did it my way and it works fine. However I still have certain ones I would like to add that they don't have. Anyone have any other ideas? Maybe build the IMG file with something other then UltraISO?
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xoben
Group: Super Administrators
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Joined: Nov. 2004
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Posted on: Feb. 14 2008,04:27 |
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Sorry for mis-understanding of your question.
There are mainly two kind of images, which have the same .IMG extension:
1) Floppy disk images with FAT/FAT16 volume, such as DFT.IMG
2) CD images with ISO 9660 volume (did you create an ISO image and save/convert it to .IMG format?)
'run' command (as well as 'bcdw'/'memdisk') works with floppy disk images only, that may be the problem.
The method for creating a floppy image depends on the operating system. If your program is DOS-based, you can download empty 1.44/2.88MB .IMG's from http://dw.ezbsys.net/f1440.ima and http://dw.ezbsys.net/f2880.ima first, then open and add programs into it with UltraISO or WinImage.
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