Ok, after two days I am exhausted. I have been using Barts Network Boot disk successfully for a while, THANK YOU BART!. It works great. I use the network boot disk to boot the computer and then from there I launch Ghost 8 from the network and use an image that is stored on the network. (I know a PXE boot would be more efficient and easier, but it was not my decision, otherwise I would be usings a sysprep image and PXE boot) Now two days ago I got a laptop that has no floppy disk drive, no surpise there, and I have been trying to create a boot disk that will do the same thing. I followed the instructions for creating Barts BootCD and Corporate Modboot but neither worked. My last ditch effort was to create a floppy disk image and use Roxio Easy CD and DVD Creator to create a boot CD from floppy. I used BFI to create a floppy disk image and then used Roxio's boot cd creator to create a boot CD using that image. When I try to boot from the CD, it flashes a quick message across the screen and then goes ahead and boots the OS on the machine. Please help me out here guys, where am I going wrong. Additonal Info: I was able to slow down the boot up and the message that I receive that "flashes" is that it does not find the image file.
