August 15, 200422 yr ok my problem is i want to test my AIO-DVD in vmWare but this fail comes CDBOOT: Cannot BOOT from the CD - Code: 5 what is the problem i have check the guide again and again i can not find the problem some one there can help me with this??
August 15, 200422 yr user error. You've already said that you're sure you did everything right, so user error.
August 15, 200422 yr Author yes i have followed the GUIDE directly over and over but it still come with that error code 5 crap i cannot find out whats wrong
August 16, 200422 yr attach a zip or post a link with the file, containing....txtsetup.sif, setupldr.bin, and pro1.datI don't need ANY CDSHELL files as it's not related to CDSHELL. I'll go through and check that everything is correct.You are editing the files in your PRO1 folder and not your Install source folder correct?
August 16, 200422 yr Author ye thats right i have doing these things correct and i have follow the guide over and over and i can not find the problem i only know when i try my AIO-DVD in vmware it comes with that fail CDBOOT: Cannot BOOT from the CD - Code: 5 it is totally wierd i have started over and over about 9 - 10 times now
August 16, 200422 yr attach a zip or post a link with the file, containing....txtsetup.sif, setupldr.bin, and pro1.datI don't need ANY CDSHELL files as it's not related to CDSHELL. I'll go through and check that everything is correct.You are editing the files in your PRO1 folder and not your Install source folder correct?Ah hem
August 16, 200422 yr Author okey you meen i should pack the files down and give you a link and then you can download them and check them ? right?
August 16, 200422 yr yes. SETUPLDR.BIN , PRO1.DAT (or what ever boot sector is causing you problem) , TXTSETUP.SIFAlso be sure you have deleted, BOOTSECT.DAT and migrate.inf from your boot folder.
August 17, 200422 yr Code 5 can also occur when the CD's boot sector is corrupted. Make sure that you use a proper boot file (One is available here.) and make sure if you're using Nero that you setEmulation: None.Load Segment of Sectors: 07C0Number of Loaded Sectors: 4If you still have no success, then perhaps your CD-R Media may be to blame. Poor quality CD media tends to have difficulty with their boot sectors. It's not always the case, but it's been known to happen, which would cause your Code 5 error.
August 17, 200422 yr Author sorry jcarle it is the multiboot DVD i can not use that boot sector from the site you have give me i have try it but no luck
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