[Siginet]

lloydie, on Jul 30 2005, 11:29 PM, said:

indeed - I have read alot more info on multi boot / unattended and powerpacker is a great tool. I was thinking perhaps a more comprehensive approach with all due respect.
a program that includes chshell/bsdw by that l mean you would have a copie of all you os in perhaps iso format start an app like "powerpacker" that asks which os you would like to include and it modifies all the file just like powerpacker and then creates the chshell.ini file for you.
<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

It does exactly that. Cdshell is the tool it uses for the boot menu.

[Innocent Devil]

the program is very handy to get the bootfiles
why dont u add x64 support ?

[Screwz Luse]

I thought it worked on 64-bit. meh... Anyway, it currently doesn't really help, in my opinion, as you can't hex edit the files now to put onto the DVD... Really need to get that figured out sometime. heh.

[ipdave]

Thanks. Can't wait to get home to try this; will save me a lot of wasted time!

[Bry]

Thank you very much, a great program taht saved me a lot of time/hassle

[Zoofield]

I see that it has been a while since the last post; I hope it’s still alive.

I have just found this tool I was using a batch file I had written but, this seems much cleaner (and I hope more correct).

On my system SMSS.EXE is needed and not copied. That would be:
BOOTFILES - \SYSTEM32\SMSS.EXE

otherwise I am greeted with a lovely BSOD.

I also think that it would be a good idea to have all the files copied into uppercase as cdsh requires this.

Thank You.

[Lnerrrka]

please somebody upload windows xp pro x64 bootfolder , because i cant get it from my source cd

[djackson]

Hi.

I know Win2000 is now definitely over the hill, but could BootFolder be updated (or backdated) to include Win2000 support? Thanks

This post has been edited by djackson: 06 July 2007 - 02:43 PM