November 23, 200619 yr i've created loads of bootable cds so far and was happy with my install so decided to add apps.This meant my .iso increased in size to 1.2GB so i burned to dvd but now it wont boot - have i missed something?i copied files from XP cd to D:\xpcdslipstreamed XPSP2 plus all patches from RyanVm siteSlipstreamed all other drivers from Driverpacksfollowed unattended.msfn.org to create install pack for office 2003nLite to finish off all other options and create isoburned iso to DVD with Nerobooted off dvd and just get clicking and flashing cursorHelp!!!!!!
November 23, 200619 yr Author i jut noticed that the dvd i created didnt havesetup.exe autorun.inf and readme.htm on it anymore - is this normal?
November 23, 200619 yr as far as i know, all the iso does is contain the data and the burning program burns it to whatever disc its given, as long as it has enough space
November 23, 200619 yr A DVD and CD ISO are the same as long as the total contents individual files do not exceed 2GB, if they do, they the ISO needs to be made using the UDF file system. Edited November 24, 200619 yr by jcarle
November 24, 200619 yr Author Thanks guys but i think i found the solution (though not the problem)I copied the 3 missing files from the original XP CD and recreated the iso, burned it as a dvd and it now works a treatdon't know whay or what caused tese 3 files to go missing from the root d:\xpcd directory in the first placei wonder if its a glitch in nLite - in order to find out i will try the same exct procedure tomorrow and see if these 3 files get deleted againi'll let u know
November 24, 200619 yr I made a mistake in my post, individual files cannot be more then 2GB, the ISO itself should be able to grow to the size of the media. More on the topic can be found at Wikipedia.
Create an account or sign in to comment