Its now clear to me that you have no knowledge what DOS is and how DOS is used - am I right? Well in post nr 2 I clearly tell you that this is DOS and I quote from post nr 2 "This need some knowledge in how DOS is used (Disk-Operative-System)" 26 "i have used ghost32.exe file from norton ghsot 11.5 corpaorte dos iso and rename it to ghost.exe" can u tell me which option to select when making iso in ezyboot, i also i checked my iso on VMware, but no luck i am stuck. I have used ghost32.exe file from norton ghsot 11.5 corpaorte dos iso and rename it to ghost.exe and anlso remname my xp.gho to system. gho image file on my hardisk, and want to make menu and add another xp setup and make iso through ezyboot. You still haven't answer my very important question is it from CD\DVD unit your run Ghost or is it from USB drive Or do you having problems how to modify such floppy image (in my opinion, a pretty easy operation)įurther more. You are supposed to edit text files 'Autoexec.bat' and 'config.sys' in 'dos98.img' You simply create your 'Ghost floppy image' by modifying existing 'dos98.img' that you should have in folder EZBOOT 26 "where can i get Ghost floppy image file" by the way where can i get Ghost floppy image file ? Make backups or use a 'spare computer' of any kind to test this Ghost solution You expose yourself to the risk of losing data if the application is not optimal in relation to your hardware. Instead, apply my suggestion in post nr 2 and see how it works However my ‘USB script’ has a totally different approach and can not be applied to this scenario of yoursĪnd again – I resume your intension is to ‘restore’ from CD\DVD unit and not from USB drive which demands a slightly different approach Well not in this case as your intension here is to create an automatically ‘restore’ of an created ghost image (created from partition 1 and hard disk unit 1 which can be used to ‘restore’ your Windows system back to original shape or something) 26 ” i think i can make ghost file for Ezyboot software what u think” gho option, i think i can make ghost file for Ezyboot software what u think. Thanks for your help, i will try thi out, but i rememebr u gave link of WinBuilder in this app i saw. Scripts mainly support EasyBoot_6.5 or later Create ISO as usual in EasyBoot (you can optionally tick 'Joliet' when creating ISO - should work regardless if Joliet is ticked or not)ĭownload complete set of scripts including help file HERE Rename your ghost image in folder disk1 to system.ghoġ3. Copy your Ghost image (ghost image of your WinXP-system) to folder disk1ġ1. Note: UltraIso automatically use extension 'ima' but check that this in your case.ĩ Copy ghost.exe (DOS-version of Ghost.exe) to folder disk1 (folder disk1 is the 'root' in EasyBoot if you wonder).ġ0. ![]() Use 'Save As' in UltraIso and save floppy image to folder EZBOOT using name ghost.ima Drag and drop Autoexec.bat and Config.sys to opened 'dos98.img' (see step 2 above)Ĩ. Ghost.exe -clone,mode=restore,src=X:\system.gho,dst=1:1 -sure -rbħ. That will say it will look like this in Autoexec.bat Ghost.exe -clone,mode=restore,src=X:\system.gho,dst=1:1 -rbĪttention! If you want to avoid question 'Proceed with ghost disk restore?' then put in ' -sure' before -rb ![]() ![]() Open 'Autoexec.bat' (use notepad here to as well) and replace all existing text (delete all existing text) and replace with following text: Close 'Config.sys' (saving changes to Config.sys)Ħ. Use notepad to open text file Config.sys in folder ghostimage and then delete all text in Config.sysįollowed by inserting following text to Config.sysĥ. Note: you can in UltraIso optionally use 'drag and drop' or marking files and push to F4 on keyboard and then locate your newly created folder 'ghostimage'Ĥ. Extract file 'Autoexec.bat' and 'Config.sys' to folder ghostimage Launch UltraIso and open dos98.img using Ultraiso (don't close UltraIso - keep dos98.img opened in UltraIso)ģ. We are going to use this DOS floppy imageĢ. You should have a floppy image 'dos98.img' in folder EZBOOT (when EasyBoot is installed this floppy image is put there as an option) I assume you want to do this from a CD\DVD driver so I start with this part. This need some knowledge in how DOS is used (Disk-Operative-System) 25 "i want to run my shot when someone select it in menu" gho format, so i want to run my shot when someone select it in menu. Recently i have created Ghost image of windows xp, it was created with norton ghost 2003 in. GHO fileĮZB Forum » Bootable CDs and DVDs » EasyBoot » How to run Norton Ghost 11.5.
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