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...Wed 5/5/2010 3:28 AM Miller, Shao wrote, ---------------------------------------------- Good day again Matthew, As per (c=80) * (h=2) * (s=48) * (sect_size=512) = 3,932,160 bytes = 7,680 sectors: For Windows, you might enjoy: - "DD for Windows" by John Newbigin and chrysocome[1] - "ImDisk Virtual Disk Driver" and "Zero and Random Device Driver" by Olof Lagerkvist[2] - "TinyHexer" by Markus Stephany[3] - syslinux/win32/syslinux.exe and syslinux/com32/modules/chain.c32 (this one for chaining to DOS, should you wish to) C:\>dd if=\\.\zero of=matthew.vfd cou...

Does someone know where I could get my hands on an ima that's larger than 2.88meg... I use winimage for all my ima's and stuff but i'm having trouble configuring a custom size. If anyone has a large ima I could utilize that would be great, preferably one fitting this memdisk supported size: 3,932,160 bytes (3840K) c=80 h=2 s=48 3.5" DSED (extended) If not instructions on making

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

...TFS, 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

...; 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 virtual...