eXPerience-XP Posted October 16, 2003 Posted October 16, 2003 I was wondering of how to put windows XP Home, windows XP Home(unattended), Windows XP Pro, Windows XP Pro(unattended), Win2k,win2k3 and win2k3(unattended) on 1 cd and when i pop-in the cd it has like a normal DOS menu or graphical menu(im not too picky about that) and u can jus select from wat u want to install...is it possible? if yes, how could i do itEDIT: I kno how to free up enough space but i need to know how to build da menu and link it to the installation etc..
flyakite Posted October 16, 2003 Posted October 16, 2003 Tech HintsThis site has all the info you will need. The info from each section can be combined onto one cd. Windows Server 2003 is not covered on the site, but the method is the EXACT same as the methods listed under the Windows XP section.
eXPerience-XP Posted October 16, 2003 Author Posted October 16, 2003 thx flyakite but OMG THAT LOOKS HARD!!!!!!!1 lol... anyone have an easier way?
RyanVM Posted October 16, 2003 Posted October 16, 2003 LMAO, did you actually think that what you wanted to do would be easy?!?!?!?!
Carmon Posted October 17, 2003 Posted October 17, 2003 RyanVM Posted on Oct 17 2003, 12:56 AM LMAO, did you actually think that what you wanted to do would be easy?!?!?!?!lmao! but ya neva know it cud b to sumone else lol
flyakite Posted October 17, 2003 Posted October 17, 2003 It's not really that difficult, it's just time consuming. If you need bootdisks for any certain OS you can find them here.Just take your time and follow the directions. Don't worry about slipstreaming or any of that stuff. Just follow the instructions and it should work.
gosh Posted October 17, 2003 Posted October 17, 2003 To make a cd with win9x you just make a bootdisk as bootdisk.ima and put it into your menu. If you wanted to you could edit the config.sys and autoexec.bat files on the bootdisk to have it auto start setup. To automate it just put msbatch.inf into the win9x folder. If you have an oem cd, the boot disk it makes auto starts oemsetup.exeMaking an all in one cd isn't hard, it just takes a high level of skill to pull it off. All it takes is a mispelled file or missing ident files and it won't work. I spent 6 months troubleshooting one all in one cd i made. You have to have a firm grasp of how the xp boot process works to fix any problems.-gosh
demlak Posted October 17, 2003 Posted October 17, 2003 6 month for the multi-OS menu and boot section? _ouch_ =)eXPerience-XP take a look at cdshell.. it is possible to make a Graphical Menu with it.for syntax and more info´s, take a look at bootscriptor (cdshell is the "next version" of bootscriptor) and the forum linked there.btw. this is discussed several times..
gosh Posted October 17, 2003 Posted October 17, 2003 I posted how to do this in my reduce size of source thread http://www.MSFN.org/board/index.php?showto...opic=9478&st=80-gosh
Ypsos Posted October 17, 2003 Posted October 17, 2003 I was wondering of how to put windows XP Home, windows XP Home(unattended), Windows XP Pro, Windows XP Pro(unattended), Win2k,win2k3 and win2k3(unattended) on 1 cd and when i pop-in the cd it has like a normal DOS menu or graphical menu(im not too picky about that) and u can jus select from wat u want to install...is it possible? if yes, how could i do itEDIT: I kno how to free up enough space but i need to know how to build da menu and link it to the installation etc..EasyBootLinkvery simple
scankurban Posted November 8, 2003 Posted November 8, 2003 Easyboot make really good multi boot cdroms with gui and mouse support.Ezb Systemstake a look at this picture
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