;1 is removed by -N option for MKISOFS, I think.
Also uppercase is required, otherwise booting Windows will fail.
An unofficial mkisofs2.01 branch contains the parameter -force-uppercase
(and '-duplicates-once')
Bart Lagerweij's PEbuilder uses MKISOFS for his BartPE (bootable liveCD
based on Windows XP / 2003 and Windows Preinstallation Environment). His tool is
called PEbuilder.
If Easy CD Creator now supports Isolinux, would Nero (www.ahead.de) also support
Isolinux?
mkisofs.exe @c:\params.txt -force-uppercase -o result.iso %BASEDIR%
my params.txt:
-q -l -N -duplicates-once -boot-info-table -iso-level 4 -no-emul-boot -b
isolinux/isolinux.bin -p "Jeremy Davis" -publisher "FreeDOS -
www.freedos.org" -A "FreeDOS beta9 Distribution" -V FDOS_BETA9
-----Original Message-----
+ Extract the boot sector of a Windows CD (or download the boot sector
from nu2.nu or any other place)
+ Put it in your ISOLINUX directory
+ Tell ISOLINUX to boot from it and tell ISOLINUX that it is a
"kernel"
+ *MOST IMPORTANT* When you make the iso image, turn off version
numbers. By default all files get a ";1" added to the file name
(supposed to say that it is version number 1). So the file on the CD is
actually "SETUPLDR.BIN;1". You need to turn this off, since the
Windows
Boot Sector expects to find a file called "SETUPLDR.BIN" without a
";1".
This should not affect anything else.
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