[dazkrlauwste]

I have recently acquired an iso file of an official Windows Server 2003 3in1 (STD, ENT, WEB). When I look at how the file is made I see that M$ doesn't use an third-party bootloader (e.g. cdshell) but a modified Microsoft Corporation.img with it's own menu, I'll post it here along with an screenshot of the structure of the 3in1 CD so others can check it out. I'd like to know how they do that so I won't have to use cdshell nomore.

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[LiquidSage]

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=12815&hl=

[RedVyper]

Hmm this brings me toa curious question. Since obviously by this CDSHELL is not needed if you know how to code your own boot sector. Anyone have any websites or and tutorials on how to created your own boot sector?

[Jito463]

Well, the boot sector can load other bootsectors, but if you want to launch floppy images, that's something different

However, I did get around to editing the above boot loader, and manged to add a 4th option to the list (after finally realizing if it's larger than 2048 bytes it won't load), which means it should be possible to implement multiple boot options. The only limit is the maximum file size.