I have an ISO that was created with CTUpdate. I'd like to burn it with ImgBrun and make it bootable.
The iso has in it:
Autorun.inf
What do I need to do in ImgBurn to make it bootable?
Thank you,
Docfxit
How to create a bootable iso
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Docfxit
, Jun 30 2008 03:41 PM
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Posted 30 June 2008 - 05:36 PM
Follow this guide and, after step 4, look at the File Sys field: if the image is bootable it'll say ISO9660 (Bootable) in this field.
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Posted 30 June 2008 - 06:30 PM
You don't make an existing ISO bootable, you create a new one and make that bootable.
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Posted 01 July 2008 - 02:15 AM
Follow this guide and, after step 4, look at the File Sys field: if the image is bootable it'll say ISO9660 (Bootable) in this field.
Thank you for the reply. Mine says ISO9660, Joliet.
When I try to boot from the CD it goes straight to the hard drive. When I start the laptop I select an alternate boot device (CD). It doesn't ask me to press any key to boot from the CD. I can boot from an XP Pro CD without any problems.
After I select an ISO image.
Since I made this CD I did go into:
Mode,
Build,
Advanced,
Bootable Disk,
Added a check mark in Make Image Bootable,
Changed extract boot image to CD,
Clicked on the Diskette to Extract Boot Image,
Told it where to save it.
What I don't know is how to handle the Boot Image or what to select now.
Thank you,
Docfxit
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Posted 01 July 2008 - 02:16 AM
You don't make an existing ISO bootable, you create a new one and make that bootable.
And how would a person go about doing that?
Thank you,
Docfxit
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Posted 01 July 2008 - 02:22 AM
You extracted the boot image from which disc? XP Pro? I'm asking because XP Pro's boot image only boot a XP install CD, nothing else.
How is the CTUpdate thing supposed to work? You boot in DOS mode and run it? Or something else?
How is the CTUpdate thing supposed to work? You boot in DOS mode and run it? Or something else?
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