Gorlash

I guess my OP wasn't quite clear enough; what I'm trying to merge are two ISOs; one is just a Win98SE boot disk, the other is the actual Win98SE installation CD. In essence, I'm trying to create a bootable Win98SE CD. I need to do more than just set the "bootable" bit, I need to have an MSDOS/Win98SE bootable disk, with CDROM drivers, etc. All that is what the first ISO has on it. Admittedly, I shouldn't have to bother with this at all, but I can't get VirtualBox to recognize both the boot CD and the install CD at the same time. However, *that* is not a topic for this forum!!

I'm trying to create a bootable Win98SE iso that I can load into VirtualBox. The recommended way to do this is to merge the bootable Win98SE image with the contents of the Win98SE install CD. However, I can't figure out how to do this?? My best guess was to select Create Image File from files/folders, add my bootable iso first, then add the contents of the other CDROM. I *did* get an iso from this, but it was a non-bootable iso with the input bootable iso sitting there in the root directory. If I extract that bootable iso to a disk, though, I'll lose the boot sectors at the beginning. How do I solve this problem??