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| ... et traduites par mes soins... | ... et traduites par mes soins... | ||
| - | ====== Créer un multiboot USB ====== | + | ===== Créer un multiboot USB ===== |
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| - | ===== Introduction | + | ==== Introduction ==== |
| Les netbooks, malgré leur popularité croissante, ont un inconvénient : la difficulté d' | Les netbooks, malgré leur popularité croissante, ont un inconvénient : la difficulté d' | ||
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| La majorité des méthodes décrites proviennent de différentes sources sur Internet, principalement les forums msfn.org. | La majorité des méthodes décrites proviennent de différentes sources sur Internet, principalement les forums msfn.org. | ||
| - | ===== Préparation du lecteur USB ===== | + | ==== Préparation du lecteur USB ==== |
| Éléments essentiels et logiciels pour cette étape : | Éléments essentiels et logiciels pour cette étape : | ||
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| <note important> | <note important> | ||
| - | ==== Formatage | + | === Formatage === |
| - | === Formater une clé USB === | + | == Formater une clé USB == |
| Brancher la clé USB puis lancer l' | Brancher la clé USB puis lancer l' | ||
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| Un clic sur Démarrer pour accepter ces paramètres, | Un clic sur Démarrer pour accepter ces paramètres, | ||
| - | === Formater un disque dur USB === | + | == Formater un disque dur USB == |
| Connecter le disque dur USB et lancer la MMC gestion de disques, soit en ouvrant Panneau de contrôle / Performance et maintenance / Outils d' | Connecter le disque dur USB et lancer la MMC gestion de disques, soit en ouvrant Panneau de contrôle / Performance et maintenance / Outils d' | ||
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| {{ tutoriel: | {{ tutoriel: | ||
| - | ==== Rendre la partition active | + | === Rendre la partition active === |
| Il faut maintenant rendre la nouvelle partition active. On utilise pour cela l' | Il faut maintenant rendre la nouvelle partition active. On utilise pour cela l' | ||
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| La clé USB est maintenant bien préparée et amorçable. | La clé USB est maintenant bien préparée et amorçable. | ||
| - | ===== Préparer les images d' | + | ==== Préparer les images d' |
| Éléments essentiels et logiciels pour cette partie : | Éléments essentiels et logiciels pour cette partie : | ||
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| Maintenant que la clé USB est prête à l' | Maintenant que la clé USB est prête à l' | ||
| - | ==== Extraire les images de chaque média d' | + | === Extraire les images de chaque média d' |
| Tout d' | Tout d' | ||
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| Extraire les fichiers install.wim de chaque disque d' | Extraire les fichiers install.wim de chaque disque d' | ||
| - | ==== Exporter les sources d' | + | === Exporter les sources d' |
| Il est temps de fusionner les images dans l' | Il est temps de fusionner les images dans l' | ||
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| On voit que cela fonctionne maintenant, le contrat de licence Server 2008 Enterprise s' | On voit que cela fonctionne maintenant, le contrat de licence Server 2008 Enterprise s' | ||
| - | ==== Créer un ISO bootable avec la nouvelle source pour les tests ==== | + | === Créer un ISO bootable avec la nouvelle source pour les tests === |
| Voilà, on a maintenant les sources d' | Voilà, on a maintenant les sources d' | ||
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| On peut à tout moment revenir et exporter des images supplémentaires dans install.wim. < | On peut à tout moment revenir et exporter des images supplémentaires dans install.wim. < | ||
| - | ===== Utilisation de WinSetupFromUSB pour créer la clé USB bootable | + | ==== Utilisation de WinSetupFromUSB pour créer la clé USB bootable ==== |
| Éléments essentiels et logiciels pour cette partie : | Éléments essentiels et logiciels pour cette partie : | ||
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| * [[http:// | * [[http:// | ||
| - | ==== Utilisation de WinSetupFromUSB pour copier l' | + | === Utilisation de WinSetupFromUSB pour copier l' |
| Connecter la clé USB et lancer WinSetupFromUSB. Si le lecteur USB est mal préparé, on voit l' | Connecter la clé USB et lancer WinSetupFromUSB. Si le lecteur USB est mal préparé, on voit l' | ||
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| Après quelques minutes (ou plus si le lecteur USB est lent et install.wim grand), WinSetupFromUSB annonce que le processus est terminé. On a maintenant une clé USB bootable à partir de laquelle on peut installer les versions de Windows que l'on a intégrées dans le install.wim. Si c'est tout ce qu'on veut, pas besoin d' | Après quelques minutes (ou plus si le lecteur USB est lent et install.wim grand), WinSetupFromUSB annonce que le processus est terminé. On a maintenant une clé USB bootable à partir de laquelle on peut installer les versions de Windows que l'on a intégrées dans le install.wim. Si c'est tout ce qu'on veut, pas besoin d' | ||
| - | ==== Installation de Grub4DOS sur le disque USB ==== | + | === Installation de Grub4DOS sur le disque USB === |
| Pour pouvoir sélectionner différentes options de démarrage, nous devons installer un chargeur de démarrage, et grub4dos est l'un des plus populaires. Télécharger grub4dos et la boîte à outils grub4dos, et les extraire dans un répertoire sur le disque dur, E:\Tools par exemple. S' | Pour pouvoir sélectionner différentes options de démarrage, nous devons installer un chargeur de démarrage, et grub4dos est l'un des plus populaires. Télécharger grub4dos et la boîte à outils grub4dos, et les extraire dans un répertoire sur le disque dur, E:\Tools par exemple. S' | ||
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| Si on sélectionne Windows setup, l' | Si on sélectionne Windows setup, l' | ||
| - | ===== Ajout d' | + | ==== Ajout d' |
| Éléments essentiels et logiciels pour cette partie : | Éléments essentiels et logiciels pour cette partie : | ||
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| * des images CD 3rd party - WinPE/ | * des images CD 3rd party - WinPE/ | ||
| - | ==== Modification du menu grub4dos | + | === Modification du menu grub4dos === |
| Localiser menu.lst à la racine de la clé USB et l' | Localiser menu.lst à la racine de la clé USB et l' | ||
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| |WinPE x86|find --set-root / | |WinPE x86|find --set-root / | ||
| - | ====== Créer un DVD multi-boot | + | ===== Créer un DVD multi-boot ===== |
| trouvé sur http:// | trouvé sur http:// | ||
| - | ===== Introduction | + | ==== Introduction ==== |
| Quiconque travaille dans un environnement multi-OS ou en IT sait qu'il est pénible de transporter de multiples cds et disquettescontenant les systèmes d' | Quiconque travaille dans un environnement multi-OS ou en IT sait qu'il est pénible de transporter de multiples cds et disquettescontenant les systèmes d' | ||
| - | ===== Getting Started | + | ==== Getting Started ==== |
| Pré-requis : | Pré-requis : | ||
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| http:// | http:// | ||
| - | ===== Windows XP Pro SP1 ===== | + | ==== Windows XP Pro SP1 ==== |
| Well, I think we're ready to start copying our first cd. If you haven' | Well, I think we're ready to start copying our first cd. If you haven' | ||
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| http:// | http:// | ||
| - | ===== Windows XP Home SP1 ===== | + | ==== Windows XP Home SP1 ==== |
| - | ==== Copying the CD Contents | + | === Copying the CD Contents === |
| Inside of your SETUP folder which should be in AIO-DVD create a folder called XP and then create another folder inside of it called Home. | Inside of your SETUP folder which should be in AIO-DVD create a folder called XP and then create another folder inside of it called Home. | ||
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| Copy the entire XP Home cd to the Home folder. | Copy the entire XP Home cd to the Home folder. | ||
| - | ==== Creating the Boot Folder | + | === Creating the Boot Folder === |
| Thanks to gosh from the MSFN forums, I have discovered a much better way to obtain the boot files. Go to Start -> Run and type or paste the following command with the correct drive letter of course: | Thanks to gosh from the MSFN forums, I have discovered a much better way to obtain the boot files. Go to Start -> Run and type or paste the following command with the correct drive letter of course: | ||
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| [boot loader] timeout=30 default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS [operating systems] multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS=" | [boot loader] timeout=30 default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS [operating systems] multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS=" | ||
| - | ==== Editing " | + | === Editing " |
| Let's start modifying some files. First in your HOM1 directory open up the file setupldr.bin in Hex Workshop. Under Edit -> Replace (Ctrl+H) search for Type: "Text String." | Let's start modifying some files. First in your HOM1 directory open up the file setupldr.bin in Hex Workshop. Under Edit -> Replace (Ctrl+H) search for Type: "Text String." | ||
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| Windows XP Home SP1 | Windows XP Home SP1 | ||
| - | ==== Editing " | + | === Editing " |
| In your HOM1 folder find the file txtsetup.sif and open it in NotePad. Choose Edit -> Find (Ctrl+F) and search for SetupSourcePath. You will need to change the default " | In your HOM1 folder find the file txtsetup.sif and open it in NotePad. Choose Edit -> Find (Ctrl+F) and search for SetupSourcePath. You will need to change the default " | ||
| SetupSourcePath = " | SetupSourcePath = " | ||
| - | ==== Creating the Boot Sector | + | === Creating the Boot Sector === |
| Now we will need to create the boot sector file that will actually load the text-mode setup for our operating system. Download the HOM1.zip file. Extract the file and then open HOM1.dat in Hex Workshop. Scroll down until you see the following text in the right hand side. The red text is what we will be replacing. Replace I386 with HOM1. | Now we will need to create the boot sector file that will actually load the text-mode setup for our operating system. Download the HOM1.zip file. Extract the file and then open HOM1.dat in Hex Workshop. Scroll down until you see the following text in the right hand side. The red text is what we will be replacing. Replace I386 with HOM1. | ||
| Save the file, choose not to back it up and then place it in the AIO-DVD folder. | Save the file, choose not to back it up and then place it in the AIO-DVD folder. | ||
| - | ==== Finishing Up ==== | + | === Finishing Up === |
| Navigate to your setup folder \AIO-DVD\SETUP\XP\Home\ and copy (not move) the following files into the root folder, AIO-DVD. | Navigate to your setup folder \AIO-DVD\SETUP\XP\Home\ and copy (not move) the following files into the root folder, AIO-DVD. | ||
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| http:// | http:// | ||
| - | ===== Windows Server 2003 ===== | + | ==== Windows Server 2003 ==== |
| - | ==== Copying the CD Contents | + | === Copying the CD Contents === |
| Inside of your SETUP folder which should be in AIO-DVD create a folder called Server2003. | Inside of your SETUP folder which should be in AIO-DVD create a folder called Server2003. | ||
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| NOTE: For this guide, we will be using Server 2003 Standard for the examples. If adding Enterprise, Data Center, or Web editions just change the necessary elements to fit your needs. | NOTE: For this guide, we will be using Server 2003 Standard for the examples. If adding Enterprise, Data Center, or Web editions just change the necessary elements to fit your needs. | ||
| - | ==== Creating the Boot Folder | + | === Creating the Boot Folder ==== |
| Thanks to gosh from the MSFN forums, I have discovered a much better way to obtain the boot files. Go to Start -> Run and type or paste the following command with the correct drive letter of course: | Thanks to gosh from the MSFN forums, I have discovered a much better way to obtain the boot files. Go to Start -> Run and type or paste the following command with the correct drive letter of course: | ||
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| 3STD - Standard 3ENT - Enterprise3DCT - Data Center3WEB - Web | 3STD - Standard 3ENT - Enterprise3DCT - Data Center3WEB - Web | ||
| - | ==== Editing " | + | === Editing " |
| Let's start modifying some files. First in your 3STD directory open up the file setupldr.bin in Hex Workshop. Under Edit -> Replace (Ctrl+H) search for Type: "Text String." | Let's start modifying some files. First in your 3STD directory open up the file setupldr.bin in Hex Workshop. Under Edit -> Replace (Ctrl+H) search for Type: "Text String." | ||
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| Click OK and then choose Replace All. It should say "4 Occurrences Replaced." | Click OK and then choose Replace All. It should say "4 Occurrences Replaced." | ||
| - | ==== Editing " | + | === Editing " |
| In your 3STD folder find the file txtsetup.sif and open it in NotePad. Choose Edit -> Find (Ctrl+F) and search for SetupSourcePath. You will need to change the default " | In your 3STD folder find the file txtsetup.sif and open it in NotePad. Choose Edit -> Find (Ctrl+F) and search for SetupSourcePath. You will need to change the default " | ||
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| Windows Server 2003 | Windows Server 2003 | ||
| - | ==== Creating the Boot Sector | + | === Creating the Boot Sector === |
| Now we will need to create the boot sector file that will actually load the text-mode setup for our operating system. Download the 3ALL.zip file. Extract the files and then open 3STD.dat in Hex Workshop. Scroll down until you see the following text in the right hand side. The red text is what we will be replacing. Replace I386 with 3STD. | Now we will need to create the boot sector file that will actually load the text-mode setup for our operating system. Download the 3ALL.zip file. Extract the files and then open 3STD.dat in Hex Workshop. Scroll down until you see the following text in the right hand side. The red text is what we will be replacing. Replace I386 with 3STD. | ||
| Save the file, choose not to back it up and then place it in the AIO-DVD folder. | Save the file, choose not to back it up and then place it in the AIO-DVD folder. | ||
| - | ===== Finishing Up ===== | + | ==== Finishing Up ==== |
| Navigate to your setup folder \AIO-DVD\SETUP\Server2003\Standard\ and copy (not move) the following files into the root folder, AIO-DVD. | Navigate to your setup folder \AIO-DVD\SETUP\Server2003\Standard\ and copy (not move) the following files into the root folder, AIO-DVD. | ||
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| http:// | http:// | ||
| - | ===== Windows 2000 ===== | + | ==== Windows 2000 ==== |
| - | ==== Copying the CD Contents | + | === Copying the CD Contents === |
| Inside of your SETUP folder which should be in AIO-DVD create a folder called 2000. | Inside of your SETUP folder which should be in AIO-DVD create a folder called 2000. | ||
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| NOTE: For this guide, we will be using 2000 Professional for the examples. If adding Advanced Server or Server editions just change the necessary elements to fit your needs. | NOTE: For this guide, we will be using 2000 Professional for the examples. If adding Advanced Server or Server editions just change the necessary elements to fit your needs. | ||
| - | ==== Creating the Boot Folder | + | === Creating the Boot Folder === |
| If you've already gone through any of the XP sections on this site, you have probably used the method that I discovered from gosh to create the boot folders. However, when creating this DVD from inside of any XP based OS, we cannot go that route. | If you've already gone through any of the XP sections on this site, you have probably used the method that I discovered from gosh to create the boot folders. However, when creating this DVD from inside of any XP based OS, we cannot go that route. | ||
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| [boot loader] timeout=30 default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINNT [operating systems] multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINNT=" | [boot loader] timeout=30 default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINNT [operating systems] multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINNT=" | ||
| - | ==== Editing " | + | === Editing " |
| Let's start modifying some files. First in your 2PRO directory open up the file setupldr.bin in Hex Workshop. Under Edit -> Replace (Ctrl+H) search for Type: "Text String." | Let's start modifying some files. First in your 2PRO directory open up the file setupldr.bin in Hex Workshop. Under Edit -> Replace (Ctrl+H) search for Type: "Text String." | ||
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| Windows 2000 | Windows 2000 | ||
| - | ==== Creating the Boot Sector | + | === Creating the Boot Sector === |
| Now we will need to create the boot sector file that will actually load the text-mode setup for our operating system. Download the 2ALL.zip file. Extract the file and then open 2PRO.dat in Hex Workshop. Scroll down until you see the following text in the right hand side. The red text is what we will be replacing. Replace I386 with 2PRO. | Now we will need to create the boot sector file that will actually load the text-mode setup for our operating system. Download the 2ALL.zip file. Extract the file and then open 2PRO.dat in Hex Workshop. Scroll down until you see the following text in the right hand side. The red text is what we will be replacing. Replace I386 with 2PRO. | ||
| Save the file, choose not to back it up and then place it in the AIO-DVD folder. | Save the file, choose not to back it up and then place it in the AIO-DVD folder. | ||
| - | ==== Finishing Up ==== | + | === Finishing Up === |
| Navigate to your setup folder \AIO-DVD\SETUP\2000\Professional\ and copy (not move) the following files into the root folder, AIO-DVD. | Navigate to your setup folder \AIO-DVD\SETUP\2000\Professional\ and copy (not move) the following files into the root folder, AIO-DVD. | ||
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| http:// | http:// | ||
| - | ===== Windows 98 SE ===== | + | ==== Windows 98 SE ==== |
| Copying the CD Contents | Copying the CD Contents | ||
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| http:// | http:// | ||
| - | ===== Windows ME ===== | + | ==== Windows ME ==== |
| Copying the CD Contents | Copying the CD Contents | ||
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| http:// | http:// | ||
| - | ===== ERD Commander 2003 ===== | + | ==== ERD Commander 2003 ==== |
| There are many different configurations for ERD Commander 2003, and I am only explaining the way mine is set up. Yours may differ, but hopefully you can use the information here to suite your needs | There are many different configurations for ERD Commander 2003, and I am only explaining the way mine is set up. Yours may differ, but hopefully you can use the information here to suite your needs | ||
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| http:// | http:// | ||
| - | ===== Windows Longhorn 4051 ===== | + | ==== Windows Longhorn 4051 ==== |
| Copying the CD Contents | Copying the CD Contents | ||
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| http:// | http:// | ||
| - | ===== Adding Unattended | + | ==== Adding Unattended ==== |
| What does Unattended Mean? | What does Unattended Mean? | ||
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| http:// | http:// | ||
| - | ===== Custom " | + | ==== Custom " |
| Coming Soon! (Again) | Coming Soon! (Again) | ||
| http:// | http:// | ||
| - | ===== CD Shell Boot Image ===== | + | ==== CD Shell Boot Image ===== |
| Change the CD Shell Boot Image | Change the CD Shell Boot Image | ||
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| http:// | http:// | ||
| - | ===== Creating a Boot Menu ===== | + | ==== Creating a Boot Menu ==== |
| To create our boot menu we will be using CD Shell 2.0.11. If you choose to use the old diskemu.cmd method, you are more than welcome to. However, that method will not be discussed here. There are many benefits to using CD Shell. Directory listing in CD Shell is more organized and clean looking. You can use colors. You can view .txt files without having to open them in the ugly blue DOS " | To create our boot menu we will be using CD Shell 2.0.11. If you choose to use the old diskemu.cmd method, you are more than welcome to. However, that method will not be discussed here. There are many benefits to using CD Shell. Directory listing in CD Shell is more organized and clean looking. You can use colors. You can view .txt files without having to open them in the ugly blue DOS " | ||
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| http:// | http:// | ||
| - | ===== Downloads | + | ==== Downloads ==== |
| PDF Site Versions | PDF Site Versions | ||
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| http:// | http:// | ||
| - | ===== My DVD Layout | + | ==== My DVD Layout ==== |
| In case some of you are still slightly confused, I have decided to layout how my DVD is setup for you. | In case some of you are still slightly confused, I have decided to layout how my DVD is setup for you. | ||
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| - | ===== Summary | + | ==== Summary ==== |
| This section of the site will sum up the basics of setting up NT and non-NT based operating systems for a multi-boot CD or DVD. | This section of the site will sum up the basics of setting up NT and non-NT based operating systems for a multi-boot CD or DVD. | ||
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| http:// | http:// | ||
| - | ===== Clean Up ===== | + | ==== Clean Up ==== |
| For our DVD to work properly we need to do some file cleanup. | For our DVD to work properly we need to do some file cleanup. | ||
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| http:// | http:// | ||
| - | ===== Testing and Burning | + | ==== Testing and Burning ==== |
| Creating the ISOTo create our ISO files we will use CDIMAGE. Unfortunately there is no way to add a file to the ISO once it has been created with CDIMAGE. The only thing you can do is create a new ISO each time. | Creating the ISOTo create our ISO files we will use CDIMAGE. Unfortunately there is no way to add a file to the ISO once it has been created with CDIMAGE. The only thing you can do is create a new ISO each time. | ||
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| http:// | http:// | ||
| - | ===== Get Help ===== | + | ==== Get Help ==== |
| Problems | Problems | ||
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| http:// | http:// | ||
| - | ===== Links ===== | + | ==== Links ==== |
| If you know of a link that relates to this site and would like to see it listed here, contact me. | If you know of a link that relates to this site and would like to see it listed here, contact me. | ||
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| Bootdisk.comAnother great resource for boot disks. | Bootdisk.comAnother great resource for boot disks. | ||
| - | ====== DVD multiboot avec BCDW ====== | + | ===== DVD multiboot avec BCDW ===== |
| Voici un tutoriel pour créer un CD Multiboot / DVD en utilisant BCDW 2.01a. | Voici un tutoriel pour créer un CD Multiboot / DVD en utilisant BCDW 2.01a. | ||
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| DEFAULT main | DEFAULT main | ||
| Dans le fichier '' | Dans le fichier '' | ||
| - | \isolinux\isolinux.bin; | + | \isolinux\isolinux.bin; |
| Pour ce qui concerne isolinux, la première ligne doit pointer vers le fichier isolinux.bin puis une virgule et le nom, puis deux points-virgules, | Pour ce qui concerne isolinux, la première ligne doit pointer vers le fichier isolinux.bin puis une virgule et le nom, puis deux points-virgules, | ||
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| Il ne reste plus qu'à tester l' | Il ne reste plus qu'à tester l' | ||
| - | ====== Guide du multi-boot | + | ===== Guide du multi-boot ===== |
| [[http:// | [[http:// | ||
| - | ===== Caractéristiques de ce guide ===== | + | ==== Caractéristiques de ce guide ==== |
| - Création automatique des dossiers et fichiers multi-boot | - Création automatique des dossiers et fichiers multi-boot | ||
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| - Possibilité d' | - Possibilité d' | ||
| - | ===== Ce guide est compatible avec les méthodes et les outils suivants | + | ==== Ce guide est compatible avec les méthodes et les outils suivants ==== |
| - [[http:// | - [[http:// | ||
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| - [[http:// | - [[http:// | ||
| - | ===== Ce guide est compatible avec les systèmes d' | + | ==== Ce guide est compatible avec les systèmes d' |
| - Windows XP SP1 | - Windows XP SP1 | ||
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| - Windows 98 | - Windows 98 | ||
| - | ===== Avant de commencer | + | ==== Avant de commencer ==== |
| Ce qu'il vous faut : | Ce qu'il vous faut : | ||
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| Work on one operating system at a time. Test once you have that operating system added to make sure everything works right, then move onto the next OS. It will save yourself time if something goes wrong and you have no idea where to look. You can only test your DVD once you've passed the " | Work on one operating system at a time. Test once you have that operating system added to make sure everything works right, then move onto the next OS. It will save yourself time if something goes wrong and you have no idea where to look. You can only test your DVD once you've passed the " | ||
| - | ===== Let's get started | + | ==== Let's get started ==== |
| - | ==== Let's set up our folder structure | + | === Let's set up our folder structure === |
| - In your C:\ (or the root of your OS drive) create this folder structure: | - In your C:\ (or the root of your OS drive) create this folder structure: | ||
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| - Copy all the contents of the XP Pro CD to DVD\SETUP\XP\Professional. | - Copy all the contents of the XP Pro CD to DVD\SETUP\XP\Professional. | ||
| - | ==== Automatically create multi-boot folders and files (thanks to [[http:// | + | === Automatically create multi-boot folders and files (thanks to [[http:// |
| - Download geitonaki' | - Download geitonaki' | ||
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| [GuiUnattended]DetachedProgram=" | [GuiUnattended]DetachedProgram=" | ||
| - | ==== Creating RunOnce.cmd | + | === Creating RunOnce.cmd === |
| - Create a RunOnce.cmd file inside DVD\SETUP\XP\Professional\i386\CMD\ and paste the code in. | - Create a RunOnce.cmd file inside DVD\SETUP\XP\Professional\i386\CMD\ and paste the code in. | ||
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| - Use the [[http:// | - Use the [[http:// | ||
| - | ==== Creating the Install.cmd file ==== | + | === Creating the Install.cmd file === |
| - Create a Install.cmd file inside DVD\SOFTWARE\ and paste in the following: | - Create a Install.cmd file inside DVD\SOFTWARE\ and paste in the following: | ||
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| Install.cmd checks for any tag file and when it finds performs the associated task. As you can see, aplications are installed directly from the DVD (not copied to the HD) thus not needing the OEMPreInstall=Yes or [GuiRunOnce] in winnt.sif, that you can still use to launch some more stuff that you may need, and saving time thumbup.gif | Install.cmd checks for any tag file and when it finds performs the associated task. As you can see, aplications are installed directly from the DVD (not copied to the HD) thus not needing the OEMPreInstall=Yes or [GuiRunOnce] in winnt.sif, that you can still use to launch some more stuff that you may need, and saving time thumbup.gif | ||
| - | ==== Finishing Up ==== | + | === Finishing Up === |
| - | ===== DVD Layout | + | ==== DVD Layout ==== |
| Ok, now check if your DVD layout is similar to this, if it is, everything is ok. Keep in mind that this is just a sample layout. This layout includes XP Pro and Server 2003, but you may add as many as you like (or as many as it fit's on DVD). | Ok, now check if your DVD layout is similar to this, if it is, everything is ok. Keep in mind that this is just a sample layout. This layout includes XP Pro and Server 2003, but you may add as many as you like (or as many as it fit's on DVD). | ||
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| C: | C: | ||
| - | ===== Creating a boot menu (CDShell) | + | ==== Creating a boot menu (CDShell) ==== |
| It's time to create a boot menu. CD Shell scripting it very simple and I believe that if you read [[http:// | It's time to create a boot menu. CD Shell scripting it very simple and I believe that if you read [[http:// | ||
| - | ===== Creating the ISO (CDImage) | + | ==== Creating the ISO (CDImage) ==== |
| Now we only need to create the ISO so we can test our DVD. | Now we only need to create the ISO so we can test our DVD. | ||
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| - | ===== And automate the process | + | ==== And automate the process ==== |
| Make a batch file that you can run whenever you want to make the ISO. To create a batch file open Notepad and paste the below code into it. Save the file as whatever you want and then just change the extension to .bat, like C: | Make a batch file that you can run whenever you want to make the ISO. To create a batch file open Notepad and paste the below code into it. Save the file as whatever you want and then just change the extension to .bat, like C: | ||
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| Ok, time to test your ISO with VMware (for example) and add another OS! | Ok, time to test your ISO with VMware (for example) and add another OS! | ||
| - | ===== Extras | + | ==== Extras ==== |
| - | ==== Add an Unattended option | + | === Add an Unattended option === |
| This section will teach you how to add an option which let's you install Windows unattendedly. | This section will teach you how to add an option which let's you install Windows unattendedly. | ||
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| if $lastKey == key[2]; then chain /PRO2.DAT | if $lastKey == key[2]; then chain /PRO2.DAT | ||
| - | ==== Add Windows 98 ==== | + | === Add Windows 98 === |
| Follow [[http:// | Follow [[http:// | ||
| - | ==== Add Drivers | + | === Add Drivers === |
| Follow [[http:// | Follow [[http:// | ||
| - | ==== Additional Resources | + | === Additional Resources === |
| * [[http:// | * [[http:// | ||
| * Microsoft Deployment Tools at [[http:// | * Microsoft Deployment Tools at [[http:// | ||
| - | ===== Explanation of how it all works ===== | + | ==== Explanation of how it all works ==== |
| - | ==== Understanding The Boot Process | + | === Understanding The Boot Process === |
| * CD Shell lets you choose which XXXX.DAT boot sector to access (located on the DVD root) | * CD Shell lets you choose which XXXX.DAT boot sector to access (located on the DVD root) | ||
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| * SETUPLDR.BIN has instructions on where to access txtsetup.sif (on the same folder) which accesses the appropriate DVD\SETUP\XX folder and starts the text-mode setup for Windows | * SETUPLDR.BIN has instructions on where to access txtsetup.sif (on the same folder) which accesses the appropriate DVD\SETUP\XX folder and starts the text-mode setup for Windows | ||
| - | ==== Timeline | + | === Timeline === |
| * **T-39** - Depending on the boot folder, winnt.sif' | * **T-39** - Depending on the boot folder, winnt.sif' | ||
| * **T-13** - Svcpack.inf launches the RunOnce.cmd inside ...\i386\CMD\ of every OS. Install.cmd checks for the tag file and then performs that TAG's associated task. | * **T-13** - Svcpack.inf launches the RunOnce.cmd inside ...\i386\CMD\ of every OS. Install.cmd checks for the tag file and then performs that TAG's associated task. | ||
| - | ====== Guide pour débutants pour les disques multi-boot | + | ===== Guide pour débutants pour les disques multi-boot ===== |
| http:// | http:// | ||
