help me

[hany]

I want create bootable Cd like the bootable cd in like the picture

that i put it ,

I want the steps that I can do it , although i have the source file

but i can't do that .

please I want the code and How i do it slowly

thanks

[LiquidSage]

All samples and instructions are on the same site that you d/l the BCDW plug-in example that is shown in your pic.

[xper]

@hany

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Thanks

[hany]

i'm sorry administrator i will not say it again

but i told that because i need this code to change my bootable cd to another style

forgive me

and

LiquidSage :

i know that this sample found in this style

but i want to know how this create with win98 and Xp and system tools

i want to know how it done

thanks

[LiquidSage]

Using cdshell, CDShell will call the bcds.ini in the folder bcds folder.

(The bcds folder should be in the same folder where cdshell.ini is, the boot folde)

Modify the bcds.ini replacing an option that you will not use. Change the gif image corresp[onding to the option you are changing to reflect the proper title. Then simply call any boot command with "bcdw".

Ex. Win98se....copy win98 install folder to cd root.

Get win98 boot disk and place it in the folder "boot"

call win98 boot by using

bcdw \boot\win98.ima

Using xp.......get the boot file....(im assuming you are putting I386 at root)

change bcds.ini and the gif for the option # you are changing

call xp using

bcdw \i386\setupldr.bin

call all other images the same way. The example .ini given in the bcdw plugin is easiy to modify plus the gif placement cordinates are already done for you. If you need more instruction read about the actual BCDW. It has more examples and scripts though the documentation is a bit thin.

This page takes a lifetime + a few extra seconds to load....

http://bootcd.narod.ru/ntmultibootcd_e.htm

A BartPE site that actually has a pretty well rounded tut. using BCDW and a variety of different boot options: XP, ERDCommander, OOBlueCon, Acronis ,Flonix ( Knoppix ) etc. Very decent for beginners.

http://www.bootcd.uni.cc/Build_CECD.htm

[ArmyDoc]

Or, if you want to know how to create a graphical menu here's what you do:

Create a 640x480x24 bits bitmap fot each menuscreen you want to call, then convert them to csi files - just like you would to change the splashscreen. After that place them in the same folder as cshell.ini (unlike the splash.csi!) and edit your cdshell.ini like so (according to your posted image):

boot:
cls
show image mainmenu.csi
getkey 30 boot 0x80
if $lastkey == [f1]; then chain /pro1.dat
if $lastkey == [f2]; then chain /wpe.dat
.
.
.
if $lastkey == [esc]; then boot 0x80

or use goto to call another screen. By the way, those three dots are purely to indicate more lines, (which I couldn't be bothered to type ) they serve no other purpose.

Granted, it looks nice but don't start creating the graphics until you are completely satisfied with the layout of your DVD - the graphical menu is a b**** to maintain, unlike the textual menu.

ArmyDoc

[LiquidSage]

the bcdw provides a graphic menu already with animation via showgif module

[ArmyDoc]

OK, easier still but I suppose the steps are the same? Create some gifs and call them using showgif module?

I use CD Shell personally, that's why I outlined the steps above...

ArmyDoc