johnny Posted July 8, 2004 Posted July 8, 2004 i tryed everything but the string "winnt32.exe /noreboot" doesn't work with me.i get the same error to: CDBOOT: cannot boot from cd - Code 5i did everything acording the manual... like 7 times now.i tryed it with and without SP1???still get the same problem.please help!!!
johnny Posted July 8, 2004 Author Posted July 8, 2004 my cd shell.ini looks like this..i only changed: Press Enter to boot from DVD...in to dutch.. changed it back to english din't work either.??HELPboot:clsprint "\n"print "Druk op Enter om te starten vanaf DVD... \n"getkey 5 boot 0x80if $lastKey == key[enter]; then goto menugoto bootmenu:set textColor= color[grey on black]set boldColor= color[cyan on black]clsprint "1) Windows XP Professional Corporate \n"print "2) Windows XP Professional OEM \n"print "3) Windows XP Professional Engels \n"print "\n"print "Q) Dit menu afsluiten \n"print "R) Opnieuw opstarten \n"print "ESC) Opstarten vanaf vaste schijf \n"print c "\n"MainKey:getkey 20 boot 0x80if $lastKey == key[1]; then chain \PRO2.DATif $lastKey == key[2]; then chain \PRO3.DATif $lastKey == key[3]; then chain \PRO1.DATif $lastKey == key[q]; then endif $lastKey == key[r]; then rebootif $lastKey == key[esc]; then boot 0x80end
Alanoll Posted July 8, 2004 Posted July 8, 2004 first.....http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=21582second...THe problem has NOTHING to do with CDSHELL, but rather you editing of your DAT files, and SETUPLDR.BINRecreate them, and be sure that the folder names are correct, and that you use CAPITOL LETTERS WHEN HEXING
johnny Posted July 8, 2004 Author Posted July 8, 2004 i did that all acording to the dutch book and the english site. nothing works.i tryed to extract a new boot sector with isobuster.i changed the name into PRO1.DAT and tryed to hex it.. it says somthing like parameters wrong ?? i dont know what it means.help help
Alanoll Posted July 8, 2004 Posted July 8, 2004 screenshots help when I have no idea what you're talking about ERROR CODE 5 is typically cause by bad hexing. It matters if you use CAPITAL letters or not. Not in the file names, but when hexing. Be sure you're also hexing SETUPLDR.BIN correctly as well...
johnny Posted July 8, 2004 Author Posted July 8, 2004 i did everything acording the manual in internet, including the capitals. i can't give any pics. at the moment but they will come, my comp. is in dutch but i have an english one to, ill try there to get an pic.i have no idea what i do wrong, i checkt everything 3x and eveything is like the manual says..could it maby be that my OS that i want to put on DVD is in dutch??or that my OS verion that i'm working with is in dutch ??i think it doesn't matter becouse i want to put an english version to and that doesn't work ether??maby i put cd shell files wrong ?? the hexing went fine and acording manual i checked it an it is with capitals.
Alanoll Posted July 8, 2004 Posted July 8, 2004 It's not CDShell....It's something when you modified the files.....
risolutore Posted July 9, 2004 Posted July 9, 2004 the Gosh method with /norebbot way doesn't work for server 2003 :-) any chance to get it work?
Alanoll Posted July 9, 2004 Posted July 9, 2004 the Gosh Method? Reducing Source and then adding it to Multiboot?
johnny Posted July 9, 2004 Author Posted July 9, 2004 /noreboot doesn't work here at all ???maby thats the problem for me that i can't get it to work ??
Alanoll Posted July 9, 2004 Posted July 9, 2004 alright.....look....CODE ERROR5 is a problem with booting the NT shell, NOT CDSHELL or ANYTHING IN WINDOWS. It can't find certain files.
prathapml Posted August 10, 2004 Posted August 10, 2004 It is in these situations, where you don't know where the problem lies, that a good multi-boot maker comes into play. With EasyBoot, you know for sure that it works (if there was no user error ), and don't need to bother fixing it for bugs in code - you can concentrate on what you are doing instead of dealing with the boot-loader.Get EasyBoot here.
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