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My Own Bootable CD

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hi everyone

i have windows 98 & windows Me orginal bootable CDs

iwant to make my own bootable CD which can

boot from hard disk

setup windows 98

setup windows Me

reboot

and include many programs

can me use the microsoft boot files in my CDs

i was try to do that with "EasyBoot" & "MagicIso"

but it was falied

anyone have onemore program or another technique to do that

regards

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ok

i was downloaded cdShell form it site but can't use it

plz explain

thnx for your post

ok

i was downloaded cdShell form it site but can't use it

plz explain

thnx for your post

what about a forum/google search ??? :)

edit: and btw magiciso can handle ur requests very easy ! if you didnt get it to work with magiciso, its a must that you fail with cdshell :rolleyes: since magiciso is very easy to use b/c you can do everything in the gui, no need to build/edit files.

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:)

ok my dear

is there any post in the fourm explain how to use CDShell

read this to get knowledge about how cdshell works and read this to know where to copy/extract the cdshell package. the best is you read the whole article. :rolleyes::) it was the first thing i did when i started with the multi boot thing and it helped me a lot.

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