There is a windows remote boot disk generator for RIS, but are there windows remote boot cd generator because 1 of the computers doesnt have floppy disk drive

Edited September 29, 200619 yr by bbmak

You can boot floppy disk images via RIS with no problem - I personally use RIS menu editor from emBoot to make it easier - feed their application an .img floppy image, and it'll get it working in RIS for you. Much easier than making it work by hand

http://www.emboot.com/products_RISME.htm

Note that you'll need version 2.0 for Windows 2003 - 1.0 is Windows 2000-only.

You can boot floppy disk images via RIS with no problem

That's not much use if you need to boot from a RBFG disk to connect to the RIS server in the first place

True - don't drink and post kids. Anyway, if you have a floppy image file (.img or similar) of the RBFG, you can use that as a bootable image for your CD. Just burn the .img file as the only file on the CD itself, and make the CD bootable with your CD burning software - pointing it to the .img file (and thus making the RBFG the bootable sector of your CD).