qzmicro Posted October 29, 2005 Posted October 29, 2005 (edited) Alright guys, got it to work alone, but when I use the -j1 attribute for cdimage.exe it kills my windows OSes. Is there a way to dual boot windows and knoppix? Has anyone done it succesfully?! Thanks.Qz Edited October 30, 2005 by qzmicro
andyd Posted November 8, 2005 Posted November 8, 2005 (edited) So has anyone ironed out all the issues? Almost done with my multi-boot but considering waiting for this if someone managed to get it working 100% Edited November 8, 2005 by andyd
qzmicro Posted November 8, 2005 Posted November 8, 2005 (edited) Yup. I got it working. 100%. I have noticed that with multi-boot DVD-DLs though... (mine is almost 8.2 Gigs)... you cannot fill them up past 7.5 gigs AND use Windows 2000 Professional or 2000 Server. Advanced server works fine, but for some reason the other two simply won't work with a file system that big. Doesn't seem to matter what files they are or what they are for. (I tried removing and installing Vista and some linux distros... and the **** thing just won't work if I fill my CD all the way up. Anyone have any ideas? Other than that... knoppix works fine. If you need any help, please post.Qz Edited November 8, 2005 by qzmicro
andyd Posted November 9, 2005 Posted November 9, 2005 Well, I really would like to know how you got it working
chriskoivu Posted November 9, 2005 Posted November 9, 2005 It should boot off the cd without having to copy files.. Just edit the sys file in the ISO and edit the bootfile to look for Knoppix....
cdob Posted November 9, 2005 Posted November 9, 2005 @andydWhat's 100% ? Do you like cdshell, PE and Knoppix?There are different file systems:ISO9660 Level 1: 8.3 file namesISO9660:1999 support files names up to 207 charsRock Ridge: support files names up to 255 charsJoliet support files names up to 110 charsNon english PE use long files names, not supported by Joliet.PE works, if you use ISO9660:1999.Knoppix require either-ISO9660 and Joliet or-ISO9660 and Rock Ridge.CDshell 1.6 support ISO9660:1999.Use file system ISO9660:1999 and Rock Ridge.
Godzilla Posted November 9, 2005 Posted November 9, 2005 I use this command:cdimage.exe -l"MultiBoot-DVD" -t08/23/2001,13:00:00 -h -j1 -b"K:\install\BOOT\loader.bin" -o -m "K:\install" "H:\MultiBoot.iso"My MultiBoot:- WinXP MCE 2005- Knoppix- BartPE- ...For PE you must cut the filename of one (or more?) MANIFEST-files (see error-massage), but it still works.
misirim Posted November 16, 2005 Posted November 16, 2005 Hi guys. I am trying to multi-boot knoppix and vista. I would like knoppix to boot from this exact command from my boot menu:if $lastKey == key[9]; then bcdw boot /4320.IMG. From what I hear it works with CDSHELL, but I can't get it to work. CD shell says:Error: Unknown Command[Command:bcdw] [Line: 72.2] [File:cdshell.ini]. Can anyone shed some light on this ubject for me please. I've googled for info, but can't find any. Thanks.QzYour answer is here:http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?s=&sho...ndpost&p=134241just find that file in bcdw2.0a1 folders. It resides under cdsh/modules directory and copy/paste it to the modules folder under **AIODVD**/boot/modules directory. That latter modules directory comes from cdshell installment. I've messed a lot with the same error but suddenly I've come up with Markymoo's simple for forum-kind but a huge step for me-kind message. hope it works...
misirim Posted November 16, 2005 Posted November 16, 2005 Is there anyway to add SuseLIVE DVD to multiboot DVD?It has a completely different layout, since all isolinux.bin, isolinux.cfg, vmlinuz etc files together with the cloop.img file (nearly 1GB) reside in the root folder of the DVD. How can we build the multiboot dvd structure, cdshell.ini etc in this case? Any idea?
amd64lover Posted November 16, 2005 Posted November 16, 2005 you could try either just leaving those files in the root of the directory and using cdshell to point (memdisk) to the IMG file... or you could try putting all the files in a folder and leave just the IMG file in the root and editing the IMG file (or whichever file in that IMG file) to point to the new installation path.
wnynfn Posted April 24, 2006 Posted April 24, 2006 (edited) hehe.you know,knoppix/knoppix file (700MB)is a compressed image.run this compressed image can caught the error. NOW,your BOOTCD can boot knoppix,Directory of *.ISO\knoppix:| |-- KNOPPIX| | |-- KNOPPIX (compressed image)| | |-- boot.img (boot floppy image)| | `-- (other files snipped)| `-- index.html`-- source`-- KNOPPIX (this directory can be chrooted into)|-- bin|-- boot|-- cdrom|-- dev|-- etc|-- floppy|-- home|-- initrd|-- lib|-- mnt|-- none|-- opt|-- proc|-- root|-- sbin|-- tmp -> /var/tmp|-- usr|-- var`-- vmlinuz -> boot/vmlinuz-2.4.22-xfsi'm sorry.my english is poor.you can get help from KNOPPIX.NET Edited April 24, 2006 by wnynfn
deteriorator Posted January 27, 2007 Posted January 27, 2007 if anyone interested, I have tried to multiboot different knoppix distros into one dvd without any problem.Just use CDShell and hexeditor.step1: get the knoppix liveCD, /boot/isolinux goto CDShell /boot/[anyname]/, edit CDSHELL.ini to include the line from isolinux.cfg of the LiveCDstep2: copy KNOPPIX folder to root, and rename it, example as KNOFFIXstep3: extract mini*.gz in the /boot/[anyname], and you will see a file with .img extensionedit using hexeditor, to replace any KNOPPIX_DIR="KNOPPIX" with KNOPPIX_DIR="KNOFFIX" and all pointer to CDROM/KNOPPIX/KNOPPIX ..save the .img file, and use gzip -9 to compress to .gzput the .gz file back into /boot/[anyname]step4: repeat for any other knoppix distros you may havestep5: save the iso, and teststep6: satisfied? burn itdone!
kof94 Posted January 28, 2007 Posted January 28, 2007 (edited) if anyone interested, I have tried to multiboot different knoppix distros into one dvd without any problem.Just use CDShell and hexeditor.step1: get the knoppix liveCD, /boot/isolinux goto CDShell /boot/[anyname]/, edit CDSHELL.ini to include the line from isolinux.cfg of the LiveCDstep2: copy KNOPPIX folder to root, and rename it, example as KNOFFIXstep3: extract mini*.gz in the /boot/[anyname], and you will see a file with .img extensionedit using hexeditor, to replace any KNOPPIX_DIR="KNOPPIX" with KNOPPIX_DIR="KNOFFIX" and all pointer to CDROM/KNOPPIX/KNOPPIX ..save the .img file, and use gzip -9 to compress to .gzput the .gz file back into /boot/[anyname]step4: repeat for any other knoppix distros you may havestep5: save the iso, and teststep6: satisfied? burn itdone! thumbup.gifThat is really useful to know.Could you take a look at Ubuntu for me?Some of us were looking in to how to do this over at this topic.Thanks.-kof94 Edited January 28, 2007 by kof94
jetman Posted January 30, 2007 Posted January 30, 2007 if anyone interested, I have tried to multiboot different knoppix distros into one dvd without any problem.Just use CDShell and hexeditor.step1: get the knoppix liveCD, /boot/isolinux goto CDShell /boot/[anyname]/, edit CDSHELL.ini to include the line from isolinux.cfg of the LiveCDstep2: copy KNOPPIX folder to root, and rename it, example as KNOFFIXstep3: extract mini*.gz in the /boot/[anyname], and you will see a file with .img extensionedit using hexeditor, to replace any KNOPPIX_DIR="KNOPPIX" with KNOPPIX_DIR="KNOFFIX" and all pointer to CDROM/KNOPPIX/KNOPPIX ..save the .img file, and use gzip -9 to compress to .gzput the .gz file back into /boot/[anyname]step4: repeat for any other knoppix distros you may havestep5: save the iso, and teststep6: satisfied? burn itdone! thumbup.gifThat is really useful to know.Could you take a look at Ubuntu for me?Some of us were looking in to how to do this over at this topic.Thanks.-kof94Dude: Check out the cheatcodes for KNOPPIX. There are two that address this w/o the need to patch anything. You can explicitly indicate the dir and image file at boot-time. BTW, I presume earlier versions have this, but I know for sure it's true w/ 5.11. Besides unless you have an urgent reason to do otherwise, 5.11 is the best, bec it has true NTFS R/W support ! It's huge !KOF94: Having said all of that, check out our other thread, as I have suggestions about Kubuntu....Jet
krzyk91 Posted March 29, 2010 Posted March 29, 2010 Or, you can just go through the same steps as adding Knoppix except go into isolinux.sys (or what's not syslinux.sys), and add the following line:KNOPPIX_DIR=DESIREDDIR. You add that line to every line in syslinux that begins with Appen. For instance:APPEND knoppix_dir=KNOPP34 ramdisk_size=100000 init=/etc/init lang=us apm=power-off vga=791 initrd=minirt24.gz The only problem with this method is it still uses the background file in the KNOPPIX folder for some reason... Maybe I just messed up somehow last time I tried it (the last time I tried 2 versions of Knoppix was with Knoppix 3.4 and Whoppix, but Whoppix is now Whax and based off Gentoo I believe so it's a bit different then before).You can also try using the cdshell command: if ($lastKey == key[1]);then isolinux but this method never worked for me.Hi, I have got a question how to put more knoppix in a multi DVD. I read the tutorial to http://www.knoppix.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=29193 to run knoppix from my UBCD multi DVD. The knoppix's files are in Knoppix directory and everything work. Now I would like to add new linux, which include knoppix images. I renamed the knoppix directory to knop, and edited knoppix.cfg, for example:LABEL adrianeKERNEL /knop/isolinux/linuxAPPEND knop_DIR=knop ramdisk_size=100000 lang=de vt.default_utf8=0 apm=power-off vga=0x311 initrd=/knop/isolinux/minirt.gz nomce quiet loglevel=0 tz=localtime adrianeor LABEL adriane222KERNEL /knop/isolinux/linuxAPPEND knop_DIR=/knop ramdisk_size=100000 lang=de vt.default_utf8=0 apm=power-off vga=0x311 initrd=/knop/isolinux/minirt.gz nomce quiet loglevel=0 tz=localtime adrianeand I doesn't work. The image is booting, it is searching for knoppix but I receive a message:Could not mount disk to /mnt-system.Starting debugging ShellWhat did I do wrong? Can someone help me?
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