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Can I Burn Multiple Boot! Diskets Onto One Bootable Cd?

Daffy D
Daffy D
in IT and Computers

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Here's the situation

I have about a dozen Bootable floppies which are used very occasionally. I have floppies like Maxblast, Seagate Wizard and Seatools, WD data and Diagnostic as well as Spinrite and some other stuff.

All of these are bootable for use when wanting to wipe the system (C:) drive or preparing a new drive for installation or just checking for drive problems.

The question is can I somehow burn all these onto one bootable CD? I would imagine I would need to create some kind of menu on the CD that would give then give me the option of which file then to use but I have no idea how to do that. :o

Cheers

:D

EasyBoot may help you to do so.

http://www.ezbsystems.com/easyboot/

Just download Hirem's or Ultimate Boot Cd.

The tools you named off are on those boot cd's as well as a host of other drive/bios utilities are on there.

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Thanks for the reminders I have some old copies of Ultimate Boot CD and Hirem's that I'll dig out and update.

The Easy Boot link looks interesting I will have a play around with that and perhaps do something creative :D

Cheers

:o

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