Displaying 4 results from an estimated 4 matches for "firadisk".
2009 Dec 07
3
[gPXE] Chain Grub4Dos over HTTP?
...uot;memdisk iso".
"raw" and "iso" are not mutually exclusive. I think that perhaps you
meant "HDD versus El Torito emulation." One can do:
LABEL ramwin
KERNEL memdisk
APPEND raw iso
INITRD ramwin.iso
> Lets say you have a ramboot windows (winvblock, firadisk, ms ramdisk,
> wimboot, disklessangel, etc) and you will boot this over HTTP. What
> would be the ideal way, utilizing resources most, to do this, of the 2
> mentioned methods?
Again, assuming you are asking about an HDD image versus an .ISO image,
the ISO9660 filesystem is read-only...
2016 Mar 12
3
Adding image file support for Windows
Hi Community -
I would like to request that SYSLINUX be extended to install on a filesystem
image file on the Windows platform. This feature is available on Linux
(option -t); however, on Windows SYSLINUX only installs with a raw device
path.
This feature would be use by another open source project. As an small
incentive, I'll offer a small, token bounty ($50) for the developer that
2016 Mar 12
0
Adding image file support for Windows
...(s)?
For NTFS, there is a significant challenge: Windows' NTFS driver is the
only reliable driver for writing new files to a Windows-formatted NTFS
filesystem. That driver happens to require a disk, as opposed to an
image-file.
Depending on your Windows version, drivers such as WinVBlock, Firadisk,
ImDisk might be options for you. Newer Windows versions support certain
image-file formats as virtual disks, as well.
- Shao Miller
2016 Mar 12
0
Adding image file support for Windows
...t; >> the only reliable driver for writing new files to a Windows-formatted
> >> NTFS filesystem. That driver happens to require a disk, as opposed
> >> to an image-file.
> >>
> >> Depending on your Windows version, drivers such as WinVBlock,
> >> Firadisk, ImDisk might be options for you. Newer Windows versions
> >> support certain image-file formats as virtual disks, as well.
> >>
> >> - Shao Miller
> > Hi Shao -
> >
> > SYSLINUX would only need to find the ldlinux.sys file within an
> > existing...