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  1. Hi delicatepc 1st up; Interesting project. Very similar to mine; 16GB Corsair GT divided in 4 primary partitions: a. uBOOT - FAT32 - 500MB: Contains Grub4Dos, ISO files for booting Acronis and others b. uXP - NTFS - 1.5GB: Contains a custom driverpacked XP install set c. uWin7 - NTFS - 5GB: Contains a merged 32bit and 64bit Win 7 Pro + Office 2007 d. uDATA - NTFS - 9GB: The only partition viewable from windows, for data only... However; I have found that I can't install Win7 from the USB stick, unless it's on the FIRST partition! It really bugs me. But at the moment i'm testing different layouts for the pen drive. Next try will be something like this; a. uBOOT - NTFS - 4GB: Contains Grub4Dos, ISO files for booting Acronis and others, merged Win7 files b. uXP - NTFS - 1.5GB: Contains a custom driverpacked XP install set c. uAPPS - NTFS - 3.5GB: Contains Office 2007, AntiVirus and all the other cra* needed in a fresh install d. uDATA - NTFS - 9GB: The only partition viewable from windows, for data only... Now to get back to your problem (FINALLY you think ... With Grub4Dos I believe you can load Vista from the 2nd partition (where I load XP) and thereby gain the multiple install source stick thingy... If you'd like, I can give it a try tonight? Anyway, hope it get's you a little closer... Greetz JB EDIT: It works! I now have a pendrive containing the following; - Acronis True Image - Acronis Disk Director - Hiren's BootCD - Active Boot Disk (via DOS) - Active Boot Disk (Via Win PE 2.0) - Windows XP installation - Windows 7 Professional (both x86 and x64) installation - Boot fra System HDD#1 - Boot fra System CD/DVD#1 - Direct edit commandline - Reboot - Shutdown 4 primary partitions on a 16GB Corsair Voyager GT! GRUB4DOS might be your answer, delicatepc. It sure was for me! Greetz /JB
  2. Well, it sure seems as if were going round the block here. Just a little visual gadget for the collection(s): RocketDock http://www.punksoftware.com/projects Provides a customizable panel with zoom-function (yeah, like the MAC's). Does'nt hog too much RAM. Enjoy. JB B)
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