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To: newgeezer
Haven't tried that. What's winimage, and where to get it? Winimage was downloaded and extracted. Any instructions on how to use it? Have opened the program and inside the program opened each of the four disks, (the list got bigger and bigger until disk 4 was opened; then it got smaller), and went to the disk menu and selected format disk--and it didn't work.
14 posted on 05/23/2007 10:27:37 AM PDT by Jedi Master Pikachu ( What is your take on Acts 15:20 (abstaining from blood) about eating meat? Could you freepmail?)
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To: Jedi Master Pikachu
Any instructions on how to use it?

README.TXT is usually a good place to start.

Have opened the program and inside the program opened each of the four disks (the list got bigger and bigger until disk 4 was opened; then it got smaller),

Apparently, you can only have one image open (the last one) at any one time. It just so happened #2 list was longer than #1, and #3 was longer than #2.

went to the disk menu and selected format disk

You don't format a CD. It thinks you want to make a floppy disk from the image.

Read README.TXT and I'll bet you can find what you need. Like I said before, you probably want to Extract each of the four floppy images to a common directory and make a CD-ROM ISO image of all those files. Then burn the image onto a CD-R.

However, now that I tried it myself—extracted all the files to a new directory named "win2kboot"—it doesn't appear that Winimage is capable of making a new CD-ROM image. In fact, the HLP file says Winimage can't edit CD images, only write them. (I haven't time to really pour over the documentation, though.)

If I had a CD burner, I'd just burn all those extracted files onto a CD and see if that made a bootable CD-R. But, I don't have a CD burner at the moment to try it.

20 posted on 05/23/2007 11:18:29 AM PDT by newgeezer (Just my opinion, of course. Your mileage may vary.)
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