and Media Center Edition?
You can use a tool such as Easyboot from Www.ezbystems.com
to create multi-boot CDs of different Windows versions.
Remember that it is illegal to do so unless both versions
of Windows are legal.Here are the steps to add Windows XP.
Create a folder named XPPR under C:\easyboot\disk1.Copy
the files win51 and win51p from the root directory of
the XP CD to c:\easyboot\disk1.copy the i386 folder to
c:\easyboot\disk1\XPPR.copy wxp.bat from
c:\easyboot\resource to c:\easyboot\disk1\XPPR and run
it.Copy w2ksect.bin from c:\easyboot\disk1\ ezboot to a
new named xppr.bin.
Start Easyboot,select Tools >Replace Text, browse
to c:\easyboot\disk1\ezboot\xppr.bin, and specify i386
as Text to Replace,XPPR as Replace to,and click
Replace;one occurrence should be replaced.Repeat this
for c:\easyboot\disk1\xppr\setupldr.bin,replacing i386
by xppr;four occurrences should be replaced.Open
c:\easyboot\disk1\xppr\txtsetup.sif in Notepad,search
for SetupSourcePath, and change SetupSourcePath = "\" to
SetupSourcePath = "\XPPR".Set the menu item's command
as run xppr.bin.save the file.
Repeat these steps to add more version of Windows,but
make sure that you use a different name for the folder
XPPR and the file xppr.bin.After you've prepared the
content,save.the compilation by clicking save.Click
Make ISO,select the name and location of the
place to save the ISO image file to,and click Make.
1 comment:
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Thanks
juzten
Daily Free Software
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