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1.Prepare a bootable floppy disk with the necessary files on it, such as:
- FDISK.EXE
- FORMAT.COM
- SYS.COM
- E-IDE CD-ROM DRIVER
- SCSI CD-ROM DRIVER + ASPI-LAYER (for Adaptec based controllers)
- MSCDEX.EXE
- MOUSE DRIVER
- HIMEM.SYS
- EMM386.EXE
- CONFIG.SYS
- AUTOEXEC.BAT
Hint: It may be usefull to create a multi-boot config. Leads to create
such a config can be found in the help file which comes with MS-DOS 6.xx and
the MS-DOS manual.
2.Make an Image from this diskette. If you have created a multi-boot
config, make sure you test this before making the Image file. 3.Rename the Image.IMG file into
Image.RAW 4.Start the program. 5.Click on the white paper, the NEW Project button.

Now you will see the following:

6.Click once on the Bootable CD Icon with the mouse button. 7.Click now with the right mouse button on the text Bootable CD. The
following pop-up menu will come up:

8.Go to the EDIT Properties. The following menu will appear:

9. Specify the just created Image.RAW file (floppy Image) 10.Go to the Advanced tab. 11.Change only the emulation type, just as shown below.

12.Click on OK. 13.In the lower window, double click on the text Bootable CD.

The text Bootable CD has changed
into (Joliet Root directory).
14.Now use the built in Explorer to add the files you want to have in the
filelist. 15.Click on the RED button to begin the writing process. 16.You're done (aftter writing of course) and ready to
test the first Boot from CD-ROM
Relating web-links
| Program |
Description and/or
URL |
| Bootiso |
Create an ISO image from a floppy and/or harddrive by Jason
Livingstone. |
| BOOTCD.ARJ |
There are 2 programs included, one is for making bootable floppy
disk images (OSBOOT.IMG) and boot catalog (BOOTCAT.BIN), the other is for
editing sector 17 to modify the boot catalog. |
| DSKIMG95.EXE |
Create an image from floppy or harddrive. Windows program that
has been written bij Mike Looijmans. Mike doesn't have his own website. You
can find that program on the page of Mike Richter http://www.mrichter.com. |
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