Tuesday, February 24, 2009

Membuat multiboot CD Windows 2000/XP/2003 N-in-1

Membuat multiboot CD Windows 2000/XP/2003 N-in-1

Dengan menggunakan program EasyBoot, kita juga bisa membuat multiboot Windows 2000/XP/2003 berlainan versi (OEM, Home, Pro,..).
Hal ini dimungkinkan karena EasyBoot memiliki fitur "optimize file systems", yaitu mengkodekan file-file yang sama hanya satu kali.
Opsi ini terdapat di menu "Make ISO > Option > Optimize".

Mengetes hasil kompilasi sebelum diburn ke CD/DVD

Setelah kompilasi CD/DVD siap di-burn, untuk memastikan bahwa bootable-nya berjalan sesuai yang diharapkan bisa dites dengan cara di-burn terlebih dulu ke CD/DVD-RW.
Tapi ada cara yang lebih efisien, yaitu dibuat ISO image baru kemudian ISO-nya di-burn ke CD/DVD.
File ISO tadi dites dengan cara "capture from ISO image" menggunakan program VirtualPC atau menggunakan VMWare diemulasikan sebagai booting dari CD/DVD-ROM device.

Microsoft Boot Disks

MS Dos v6
http://www.freepctech.net/files/dos62.exe

MS Windows 95 & 95a
http://www.freepctech.net/files/w95_org.exe

MS Windows 95b (OSR2)
http://www.freepctech.net/files/win95_osr2.exe

MS Windows 98 & 98SE
http://www.freepctech.net/files/WIN98SE.exe

MS Windows ME (Millennium)
http://www.freepctech.net/files/WINME.EXE

MS Windows NT v4 (workstation & server) 4disks
http://www.freepctech.net/files/NT4_bootdisks.zip

MS Windows NT v4 (Terminal server) 4disks
http://www.freepctech.net/files/winNT4_tse.zip

MS Windows 2000 Professional 4disks
http://www.freepctech.net/files/win2k_pro.zip

MS Windows 2000 Server 4disks
http://www.freepctech.net/files/win2k_server.zip

MS Windows XP Home Edition 6disks
http://www.freepctech.net...P_EN_HOM_BF.EXE

MS Windows XP Pro (including Corp) 6disks
http://www.freepctech.net...P_EN_PRO_BF.EXE

MS Windows XP Home SP1 6disks
http://www.freepctech.net...1_en_hom_bf.exe

MS Windows XP Pro SP1 (includes Corp) 6disks
Allows you to boot from a single floppy disk, partition and format the drive and then begin the XP installation from CD.
http://www.freepctech.net...1_en_pro_bf.exe

Note:
A lot of people appear to be unaware of the fact that you do NOT need the 4, 5 or 6 setup disks in order to install Windows 2000 and XP. A common Win98 boot disk such as the Boot Disk Essentials diskette below can be used to install these OS's. This is what the Win XP System Setup Disk above does. Here's how to do it:

1. Start the computer with your chosen boot disk.
2. Change to the cdrom drive.
3. Go into the \i386 directory on the cdrom.
4. Run WINNT.EXE to begin the install process.


Special Boot Disks

Boot Disk Essentials (913kb)
Disk contents: attrib.exe, deltree.exe, doskey.exe, edit.com, emm386.exe, extract.exe, fdisk.exe, format.com, himem.sys, mem.exe, more.com, mouse.com, move.exe, mscdex.exe, reboot.com, scandisk.exe, scanreg.exe, smartdrv.exe, sys.com and xcopy.exe as well as a generic IDE CDROM driver.
http://www.freepctech.net/files/wbootess.exe

Partition Recovery Boot Disk (1.2Mb)
Based on the Boot Disk Essentials disk above. Contents: Generic IDE CDROM driver, mouse driver, basic file manipulation tools, fdisk, format and testdisk.exe - a partition undelete tool which handles Windows and Linux partitions allowing them to be restored when lost or accidentally deleted.
http://www.freepctech.net/files/wpartnfix.exe

PCI Discovery Boot Disk (943Kb)
Based on a Win98Se boot disk, this diskette contains a generic IDE cdrom driver, mouse driver, a limited set of file manipulation tools, fdisk, format and sys. It also contains a fast XMS ramdrive program and two DOS-based PCI discovery tools written by Craig Hart and Marcus Hoetsveld respectively. This tool is useful for identifying PCI and AGP video cards, sound card, motherboard chipsets and other devices on the PCI Bus.
http://www.freepctech.net/files/wpcidscvr.exe

Bios Update Boot Disk (258Kb)
Offered by request, this disk is a minimalist boot disk containing nothing but io.sys, msdos.sys and command.com. It is intended to be used for making your own bios update disks. Just copy your bios flashrom update program and bios image files to the floppy disk after creation.
http://www.freepctech.net/files/wbiosboot.exe

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