January 28, 200818 yr I want to take my AIODVD and make it so after installing my os of choice it leaves a copy of the unattended in a separate premade partition (Much Like hp or dells backup partition). How do i imitate the cd on the hard drive? The boot sector on a cd is totally different from a hd right?
January 28, 200818 yr Read these:http://www.msfn.org/board/recovery-partition-t110914.htmlhttp://www.msfn.org/board/Recovery-System-...ve-t110971.htmlhttp://www.msfn.org/board/Creating-WinPE-b...on-t106822.htmljaclaz
January 30, 200818 yr Author I guess i should have been a little more direct. I have a couple different ideas on how to do it including using grub etc. What i was actually meaning to ask was how or what do i have grub point to? Like in the DVD AIO i have the bootloader (cdshell i think) point to dat files????
January 30, 200818 yr I guess i should have been a little more direct. I have a couple different ideas on how to do it including using grub etc. What i was actually meaning to ask was how or what do i have grub point to? Like in the DVD AIO i have the bootloader (cdshell i think) point to dat files????Yep, but unless you actually post your ideas, it is rather difficult for me reading your mind and helping you.I mean, if you have several FOUR letters folders, like PRO1, W2KS, SV03, etc., the "standard" grub4dos entries would be:title PRO1find --set-root /PRO1/SETUPLDR.BINchainloader /PRO1/SETUPLDR.BINtitle W2KSfind --set-root /W2KS/SETUPLDR.BINchainloader /W2KS/SETUPLDR.BINtitle SV03find --set-root /SV03/SETUPLDR.BINchainloader /SV03/SETUPLDR.BINbut if the partition is hidden, non active, logical, on 2nd hard disk, etc., etc. you will need additional commands like mapping ones, or makeactive, etc.jaclaz
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