[mg.eggink]

How to create a bootable CDROm partition on UT163/165 USB-sticks

I used an A-Data stick: 2 and 8 GB with UT165 chipset.

This one: http://www.adata-group.com/en/product_show...uctNo=AP08120BU

Others with UT163 or UT165 chipsets can be found here:

http://www.flashboot...php?name=iflash

Download UDFUtility from www.biwin.com.cn

->custom support->download->UT165 win98 (!!)-> tool

or from www.ao-lab.com

run Setup.

Choose CD-image program. It is a Cd-writer-icon but is called "Autorun Manager".

The program is not "perfect"

It creates ISO-files but if you want to write a self created (bootable) ISO
this ISO should be in the root of a disk. Otherwise it can not be selected (in XP).

Caution: The write process is (extremely) slow!!


I managed to write a 1.5 Gb-ISO to the USB-stick. A Vlited Vista-image with additional
programs added with Magic Iso Maker.

4GB is the maximum possible because it is in CDFS-format

MGE


PS: Actualy after installation the program files are in : Windows\UfdApp
The files : UCDExec.exe and Ufddll.dll are all you need.
I do not know the function of this program (win98??): UCDExec_o.exe



PS2: File selection is easier with version 3.0.50. With 3.0.50 you can choose an ISO in a subdir

UCDexec from 3.0.50 is attached.

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•  UCDExec3050.zip (138.36K)
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This post has been edited by mg.eggink: 26 October 2008 - 08:27 AM

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Here is part2: Ufddll3050

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[ilko_t]

Thanks for sharing this

[mg.eggink]

Another source: http://www.innodisk.com/download.jsp

[kobe-spb]

Thanks a lot!