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Topic: Easy2Boot
ventoy.json
E2B 2.05 and agFM 1.59 + Ventoy 1.0.21.
Can you tell me where I can insert ventoy.json?
Can you tell me where I can insert ventoy.json?
Martin
20/09/2020
Re: ventoy.json
All ventoy documentation is on ventoy website.
ptn1: \ventoy\ventoy.json is the correct location.
ptn1: \ventoy\ventoy.json is the correct location.
Steve Si
20/09/2020
Re: Re: ventoy.json
Yes thanks.
I think your answer refers to a drive created with Ventoy2Disk.exe
I try to insert the ventoy.json in the combination E2B + agFM + Ventoy in the right place so that it works. UEFI boot agFM > Ventoy > F5: Check plugin json configuration.
Plugin json file /ventoy/ventoy.json does not exist.
In the Ventoy documentation I will not find anything about the combination E2B + agFM + Ventoy.
I think your answer refers to a drive created with Ventoy2Disk.exe
I try to insert the ventoy.json in the combination E2B + agFM + Ventoy in the right place so that it works. UEFI boot agFM > Ventoy > F5: Check plugin json configuration.
Plugin json file /ventoy/ventoy.json does not exist.
In the Ventoy documentation I will not find anything about the combination E2B + agFM + Ventoy.
Martin
20/09/2020
Re: Re: Re: ventoy.json
Partition 1 is the NTFS partition.
The \ventoy folder does not exist - you have to create it and create the ventoy.json file too.
See https://ventoy.net/en/plugin_entry.html
The \ventoy folder does not exist - you have to create it and create the ventoy.json file too.
See https://ventoy.net/en/plugin_entry.html
Steve Si
20/09/2020
Ebook title suggestions
you write good Ebooks.
This is Suggestion of new ebook title from naive person:
1) spy USB
2) creating forensics USB
3) Automating tasks with USB
This is Suggestion of new ebook title from naive person:
1) spy USB
2) creating forensics USB
3) Automating tasks with USB
Habib
14/09/2020
Re: Ebook title suggestions
4) Artificial intelligence with USB
Habib
14/09/2020
Error while making E2B drive
Hi.
Every time I try to make an E2B drive, I get this error message:
https://imgur.com/a/WDLMUD8
In case the link does not work, the error message says 'File creation error - The system cannot find the path specified'. I have tried to use thumb drives from a few different makers, so I am fairly certain that it is not just a defective drive.
Have you got any idea what I am doing wrong?
Every time I try to make an E2B drive, I get this error message:
https://imgur.com/a/WDLMUD8
In case the link does not work, the error message says 'File creation error - The system cannot find the path specified'. I have tried to use thumb drives from a few different makers, so I am fairly certain that it is not just a defective drive.
Have you got any idea what I am doing wrong?
Michael
13/09/2020
Re: Error while making E2B drive
The files are simply copied to the USB drive, so I would guess you either have a faulty USB drive or perhaps your antivirus software is blocking the file copy?
Do you have a \_ISO folder on the USB drive?
There should be an Easy2Boot folder on your PC Desktop - try copying the contents of that folder to the USB drive.
Do you have a \_ISO folder on the USB drive?
There should be an Easy2Boot folder on your PC Desktop - try copying the contents of that folder to the USB drive.
Steve Si
13/09/2020
Re: Re: Error while making E2B drive
Ok, I deleted Malwarebytes and rolled Windows Defender back as far as I could, but I still get the error. Also I have tried about a dusin different thumb drives both new and old from different manufacturers, but none of them worked.
Is there any other reason why this error could occur?
Is there any other reason why this error could occur?
Michael
15/09/2020
Re: Re: Re: Error while making E2B drive
Something is blocking writes. Use Task Manager (ctrl-alt-del) to view all running programs. Look for any sort of 'Acronis', 'protection', 'security', 'malware', 'ransom' type protection programs.
Since 100,000 people use E2B and you can watch 100's of videos on people installing E2B, your system obviously has something installed which is blocking writes.
Since 100,000 people use E2B and you can watch 100's of videos on people installing E2B, your system obviously has something installed which is blocking writes.
Steve Si
15/09/2020
Re: Re: Re: Re: Error while making E2B drive
Got it! There was a remnant of Malwarebytes hiding around which I removed, and on top of that I noticed that I had E2B 2.04, so I downloaded 2.05 and everything worked as it should.
I can't wait to get started using this wonderful tool, thank you for your work.
I can't wait to get started using this wonderful tool, thank you for your work.
Michael
15/09/2020
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Error while making E2B drive
Great! free online chat is available if you have any problems + 100's pages on website + blog + YT vids + eBooks ;-)
Steve Si
15/09/2020
cannot boot to ventoy
after adding drag and drop the file to the batch file. receive an error
error 13: Invalid or unsupported executable format
grub4dos.chenall.net
error 13: Invalid or unsupported executable format
grub4dos.chenall.net
Habib
12/09/2020
Re: cannot boot to ventoy
Are you selecting the Ventoy menu entry from the Easy2Boot main menu?
What sizes are the 1st and 2nd partition of the E2B USB drive?
Did you test using \QEMU_MENU_TEST.cmd? If that works and a real system does not, then maybe you have a large 1st partition and a BIOS with the 128GiB bug?
Try latest agFM (run Update_E2B_USB_drive.cmd).
What sizes are the 1st and 2nd partition of the E2B USB drive?
Did you test using \QEMU_MENU_TEST.cmd? If that works and a real system does not, then maybe you have a large 1st partition and a BIOS with the 128GiB bug?
Try latest agFM (run Update_E2B_USB_drive.cmd).
Steve Si
12/09/2020
E2B+agFM now supports Ventoy
Just a 'heads-up' to say that the latest version of E2B is now 2.05 and agFM is 1.57.
You can now add Ventoy to the second partition (using the Add_Ventoy.cmd batch file) and so can MBR-boot and UEFI64-boot to Ventoy.
Also, because you can Secure UEFI64-boot to agFM first, you can then load Ventoy from a Secure Boot.
eBook #4 has also been updated.
You can now add Ventoy to the second partition (using the Add_Ventoy.cmd batch file) and so can MBR-boot and UEFI64-boot to Ventoy.
Also, because you can Secure UEFI64-boot to agFM first, you can then load Ventoy from a Secure Boot.
eBook #4 has also been updated.
Steve Si
10/09/2020
great idea, good video , but
Dear all,
I used Ubuntu sticks before. Worked fine. Although I am a newbee in Linux. The basic idea first is, to have a portable office. Email, wp, ss independent from PC.
Now with uefi, nothings works. Afters hours of searching and trying, I found your page. Worked through the video. Now on legacy everything is fine. Then trying the same stick on uefi and everything is different: The menu, the structure... and the main thing: there isn't a persistent LINUX at all. Ubuntu, yes, but only temp os. Any idea how to fix it?
Regards
tsunami
I used Ubuntu sticks before. Worked fine. Although I am a newbee in Linux. The basic idea first is, to have a portable office. Email, wp, ss independent from PC.
Now with uefi, nothings works. Afters hours of searching and trying, I found your page. Worked through the video. Now on legacy everything is fine. Then trying the same stick on uefi and everything is different: The menu, the structure... and the main thing: there isn't a persistent LINUX at all. Ubuntu, yes, but only temp os. Any idea how to fix it?
Regards
tsunami
tsunami
03/09/2020
Re: great idea, good video , but
If you UEFI-boot then you will be booting to the agFM menu system. See https://www.easy2boot.com/uefi-mbr-a1ive-grub2-file-manager/
You can have persistence with a Ubuntu ISO. You need to create a persistence file and rename the Ubuntu ISO file extension to .isopersist. See eBook #4 if you need more help. You can have multiple ISOs with multiple persistence files.
You can have persistence with a Ubuntu ISO. You need to create a persistence file and rename the Ubuntu ISO file extension to .isopersist. See eBook #4 if you need more help. You can have multiple ISOs with multiple persistence files.
Steve Si
03/09/2020
Website Clarity
Have you considered getting a single person to proofread and re-write your webpages? The guidance is more like a multi-user forum extract than a reasoned technical guidance. It is almost impossible to follow any of the guidance and hence the large number of people who simply cannot get results with the tools you promote! For example, in the section for How to UEFI install Win 7, within a few paragraphs there is advice to use three separate tools for preparing the partitions, but no actual guidance in any of them on exactly what partitioning should be done. That is ridiculous! I'm sure these tools would be a boon to anybody, if only it was possible to clearly understand what your trying to tell us to do.
Steve B
01/09/2020
Re: Website Clarity
Are you referring to https://www.easy2boot.com/add-payload-files/win7-uefi/ ?
I can't see much about 'partitioning' in that page - only about preparing a .imgPTN partition image.
If you are interested in Win7 install from ISO using UEFI64, then the easiest way now is:
1. Prepare a E2B USB drive + agFM using the download.
2. Add your Windows 7 64-bit ISO to \_ISO\WINDOWS\WIN7 folder
3. UEFI64-boot to the E2B USB drive - select the Win7 ISO file - select the 'Windows ISO' option and boot to Win7 Setup.
Note that Win7 does not support USB 3 or newer USB chipsets however and will only work with older systems (unless you add drivers to the ISO file).
eBooks with full details and Exercises to follow are available ;-)
I can't see much about 'partitioning' in that page - only about preparing a .imgPTN partition image.
If you are interested in Win7 install from ISO using UEFI64, then the easiest way now is:
1. Prepare a E2B USB drive + agFM using the download.
2. Add your Windows 7 64-bit ISO to \_ISO\WINDOWS\WIN7 folder
3. UEFI64-boot to the E2B USB drive - select the Win7 ISO file - select the 'Windows ISO' option and boot to Win7 Setup.
Note that Win7 does not support USB 3 or newer USB chipsets however and will only work with older systems (unless you add drivers to the ISO file).
eBooks with full details and Exercises to follow are available ;-)
Steve Si
01/09/2020
Unable to format USB
I keep getting this message. I tried different computers, USB sticks, but still the same. Please help.
https://i.imgur.com/vZHIdjj.png
https://imgur.com/NTJIoWo
https://i.imgur.com/vZHIdjj.png
https://imgur.com/NTJIoWo
John
12/08/2020
Re: Unable to format USB
Either your USB drive is faulty (or fake) or your antivirus is blocking writes to the USB drive.
Steve Si
12/08/2020
Re: Re: Unable to format USB
Hi. My usb is 100% fine. I got it to work on a 32GB USB but not the 2 x 128GB USB that I have. I get a new error "Can't write". I'm sure all my antivirus are off.
https://imgur.com/bqeXDkQ
https://imgur.com/bqeXDkQ
John
14/08/2020
Re: Re: Re: Unable to format USB
1. Install E2B to 32GB USB drive NOW (i.e. with current AV/BitDefender/Windows updates).
2. Install E2B to 128GB USB drive
If 1 passes and 2 fails, then clearly the 128GB drive is faulty. If 1 fails, then clearly something is blocking writes to the USB drive.
2. Install E2B to 128GB USB drive
If 1 passes and 2 fails, then clearly the 128GB drive is faulty. If 1 fails, then clearly something is blocking writes to the USB drive.
Steve Si
14/08/2020
WSCC
Contrary to what is stated in ebook#1, WSCC did in fact install all of the selected utilities onto my local system, despite running it from the USB drive as instructed. If someone can tell me how to undo this action, id appreciate. There is no obvious uninstall, and the entries do not appear in my installed software list.
S. Montano
05/08/2020
Re: WSCC
WSCC does not install anything. The files downloaded are stored under C:\Users\XX\AppData\Roaming\wscc\
filed. I use this version and it works: https://www.soft-go.com/get/WSCC-Portable-Edition_71264.html
filed. I use this version and it works: https://www.soft-go.com/get/WSCC-Portable-Edition_71264.html
ms.1304
06/08/2020
E2B booted using Plop but GRUB4DOS USB 2.0 drivers doesn't install
I have used Plop to boot to E2B because my old computer's BIOS doesn't even recognize my stick as USB HDD; it recognizes it as USB RMD-FDD and fails to boot to E2B properly. By the way, it's KT4AV MS-6712, and the stick has FlashBoot installed if it helps.
Apparently, using Plop made the USB boot successfully to the boot menu, and the entries work except the Hiren's Boot CD because all menu entries lead to "No device found." So I've discovered an option called "Install fast GRUB4DOS USB 2.0 drivers," and the description says to install it if I have booted to USB using Plop or if the USB is bigger than 137GB. My stick is only 8GB.
As soon as I clicked on that option, it fails to install, saying "Error 81. No USB device found. USB drive enumeration failed. Try to restart." It would get stuck there. The problem is that I have inserted the stick, so it should detect that.
What should I do to ensure that the GRUB4DOS USB 2.0 drivers install successfully?
Apparently, using Plop made the USB boot successfully to the boot menu, and the entries work except the Hiren's Boot CD because all menu entries lead to "No device found." So I've discovered an option called "Install fast GRUB4DOS USB 2.0 drivers," and the description says to install it if I have booted to USB using Plop or if the USB is bigger than 137GB. My stick is only 8GB.
As soon as I clicked on that option, it fails to install, saying "Error 81. No USB device found. USB drive enumeration failed. Try to restart." It would get stuck there. The problem is that I have inserted the stick, so it should detect that.
What should I do to ensure that the GRUB4DOS USB 2.0 drivers install successfully?
EoflaOE
03/08/2020
Re: E2B booted using Plop but GRUB4DOS USB 2.0 drivers doesn't install
Plop provides a read-only USB 2 driver and so it is not suitable for Easy2Boot because write access is required. The grub4dos USB 2 driver option that you found (can also just hold down SHIFT key as E2B boots) only supports a sub-set of USB chipsets - obviously your USB chipset is not supported :-(
Some BIOSes will recognise larger USB drives as USB HDD type if they have two primary partitions.
P.S. Try also Ventoy which does not need a write-enabled drive?
Some BIOSes will recognise larger USB drives as USB HDD type if they have two primary partitions.
P.S. Try also Ventoy which does not need a write-enabled drive?
Steve Si
03/08/2020
Re: Re: E2B booted using Plop but GRUB4DOS USB 2.0 drivers doesn't install
Thanks! I will consider looking at Ventoy and see if it works on my old computer. However, I will keep checking E2B for updates. I hope that someday, GRUB4DOS will support my KT4AV MS-6712's USB chipset, but I will make sure to request my motherboard's USB chipset support for GRUB4DOS. Also, I hope that my BIOS will not struggle with Ventoy and GRUB2.
EoflaOE
03/08/2020
Force iso to be fragged for testing
I know that some ISOs work even if fragmented while others do not. Is there a straightforward way to force an ISO to be fragmented for testing? I realize this is backwards from the usual need to defragment. I populate a new key with a script and I would like to copy the ones that must be contiguous first, and then defrag before copying others.
wssddc
02/08/2020
Re: Force iso to be fragged for testing
If you make a new USB drive or reformat the USB drive, then all the files that you copy to it will be contiguous. You only get non-contiguous files once you start filling and deleting files from the USB drive.
https://www.easy2boot.com/not-contiguous-error/
Another way to get fragmented files is to directly download ISOs from the internet onto your USB drive - always download the ISO to your internal disk first and then copy the ISO to the USB drive. Downloading a file will usually cause the file to be highly fragmented!
https://www.easy2boot.com/not-contiguous-error/
Another way to get fragmented files is to directly download ISOs from the internet onto your USB drive - always download the ISO to your internal disk first and then copy the ISO to the USB drive. Downloading a file will usually cause the file to be highly fragmented!
Steve Si
02/08/2020
Re: Re: Force iso to be fragged for testing
The problem arises when there are new versions of existing ISOs to be copied. I delete the old versions and run the same script with xcopy /d so unchanged ISOs are untouched. The new ISOs are likely to be larger and maybe trigger fragmentation. Rebuilding the key from scratch or booting and seeing if there are complaints about fragmentation are both time consuming. I'd like to know as soon as possible if I have to fix the key. It's worse these days because I'm working from home and passing the updates to someone who is in the office and has no experience with making bootable keys.
wssddc
03/08/2020
Re: Re: Re: Force iso to be fragged for testing
After copying all new files to the USB drive, you just double-click on \MAKE_THIS_DRIVE_CONTIGUOUS.cmd.
If that doesn't work then you need to ensure you have plenty of free space on the first partition (to make a 3GB file contiguous you will need approx 4GB of free space) - or buy a bigger USB drive.
You can use the Windows program defraggler.exe to make individual files contiguous (right-click on the file) and this can often work when MAKE_THIS_DRIVE_CONTIGUOUS.cmd fails to work because it does not have enough free CONTIGUOUS space on the drive. Anyone who makes a fresh E2B drive and then copies files to it will have no problems with non-contiguous files - all the files will be contiguous. You only get non-contiguous files once you start DELETING files - e.g. if you have 100GB partition, once you copy 100GB of files to the partition (even if you deleted some of the files at some point), then you will start to get fragmented files.
If that doesn't work then you need to ensure you have plenty of free space on the first partition (to make a 3GB file contiguous you will need approx 4GB of free space) - or buy a bigger USB drive.
You can use the Windows program defraggler.exe to make individual files contiguous (right-click on the file) and this can often work when MAKE_THIS_DRIVE_CONTIGUOUS.cmd fails to work because it does not have enough free CONTIGUOUS space on the drive. Anyone who makes a fresh E2B drive and then copies files to it will have no problems with non-contiguous files - all the files will be contiguous. You only get non-contiguous files once you start DELETING files - e.g. if you have 100GB partition, once you copy 100GB of files to the partition (even if you deleted some of the files at some point), then you will start to get fragmented files.
Steve Si
03/08/2020
Surface Book 3
Hi all... I'm Having trouble using easy to boot on a surface book 3. All went fine with the surface book 2. I already disabled secure boot, because I remembered, that this was the problem last time with the surface book 2 devices. I think it detects the stick and boots when I boot to USB (holding volume down down + pressing power button) then the black and white windows logo shows up and the big red bar and the unlocked symbol in it. in the top left corner I see one dot, where usually would start the whole process and it looks like it is being blocked. I also disabled bitlocker.
Joel
26/06/2020
Re: Surface Book 3
The Kaspersky shim \efi\boot\bootx64.efi may be blacklisted by the BIOS. First do a Windows 10 Update to ensure it has latest KB updates.
If still problems, replace the EFI file as detailed on the a1ive grub2 File Manager page on this site.
If still problems, replace the EFI file as detailed on the a1ive grub2 File Manager page on this site.
Steve Si
26/06/2020
Re: Re: Surface Book 3
Hi Steve
Thanks for the reply. I replaced the Files as described. I even did it manually. The version of E2B is 2.04 and agfm is 1.55. Still being blocked although secure boot is off.
Thanks for the reply. I replaced the Files as described. I even did it manually. The version of E2B is 2.04 and agfm is 1.55. Still being blocked although secure boot is off.
Joel
29/06/2020
Re: Re: Re: Surface Book 3
From the BIOS manual...
Advanced Device Security
This option lets you disable ports and features you don’t want anyone to use.
The current setting appears in bold. Select Advanced Device Security and select the option you want:
Note: Selecting Side USB disables the ability to boot from a USB device. The USB port remains enabled in Windows.
Could that be the issue?
Advanced Device Security
This option lets you disable ports and features you don’t want anyone to use.
The current setting appears in bold. Select Advanced Device Security and select the option you want:
Note: Selecting Side USB disables the ability to boot from a USB device. The USB port remains enabled in Windows.
Could that be the issue?
Steve Si
29/06/2020
Re: Re: Re: Re: Surface Book 3
Hmmm... This shouldn't be the problem, because the surface book 3 gets stuck when the USB-Stick is plugged in, so it is booting from the USB-stick but the script is being blocked, not? But I'll soon check these settings and get back to You
Joel
21/07/2020
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Surface Book 3
Well I can confirm now that the USB Slot was definitively activated, so the UEFI must somehow block the script
Joel
29/07/2020
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Surface Book 3
I found by Googling someone said 'use the recovery option in settings and selecting "Use a device" - this allowed me to easily boot to usb.'
Also found this: https://nkdagility.com/blog/microsoft-surface-3-unable-boot-usb/
Apparently you may need to use a volume name of BOOTME for the 2nd? partition?
I presume that the issue you describe is ONLY found on your Surface Book 3?
Also found this: https://nkdagility.com/blog/microsoft-surface-3-unable-boot-usb/
Apparently you may need to use a volume name of BOOTME for the 2nd? partition?
I presume that the issue you describe is ONLY found on your Surface Book 3?
Steve Si
29/07/2020
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Surface Book 3
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4023511/surface-boot-surface-from-a-usb-device
Specific boot order for Surface Book 3 needed ??
Specific boot order for Surface Book 3 needed ??
Steve Si
29/07/2020
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Surface Book 3
Yeah only surface book 3 has the problem
Joël
04/08/2020
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Surface Book 3
Btw... You mentioned:
"The Kaspersky shim \efi\boot\bootx64.efi may be blacklisted by the BIOS. First do a Windows 10 Update to ensure it has latest KB updates.
Read more: https://www.easy2boot.com/forum/"
Do You mean the actual Windows 10 Updates or BIOS Updates? How would the missing Windows 10 Update have any influence over something, that happens before system boot?
"The Kaspersky shim \efi\boot\bootx64.efi may be blacklisted by the BIOS. First do a Windows 10 Update to ensure it has latest KB updates.
Read more: https://www.easy2boot.com/forum/"
Do You mean the actual Windows 10 Updates or BIOS Updates? How would the missing Windows 10 Update have any influence over something, that happens before system boot?
Joël
04/08/2020
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Surface Book 3
Because the databases (db and dbx) in the UEFI firmware are updateable (read/write EEPROM). Linux, Windows, etc. can add/delete dbx entries, add boot entries, change the UEFI boot order, etc. because there is a software interface (API) defined. So a Windows Update (KB) can modify the UEFI blacklist, etc.
Steve Si
04/08/2020
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Surface Book 3
Hi Steve
Yeah I just realized this today as a Surface Book 2 was doing a firmware update :) I'll try this with the updates. thanks for the input.
Yeah I just realized this today as a Surface Book 2 was doing a firmware update :) I'll try this with the updates. thanks for the input.
Joel
11/08/2020
Next ebook
R u writing another eBook?
john
15/06/2020
Re: Next ebook
No plans for another eBook yet. Can you suggest any subjects?
Steve Si
15/06/2020
iso windows 7 x64 bits pro efi
Hi there, my question is the following: I have an iso from windows 7 professional 64 bits, and in legacy it starts correctly, and it gives me the option to repair equipment (which is what matters most to me right now), but when I launch it from efi (I have Easy2Boot_v2.03_DPMS), it gives me errors ...
error: failed to boot vdisk ..
using map ..
error: failed to boot vdisk ..
failed: press a key to continue
What I want is to launch that iso of w7x64 professional from efi, and be able to repair equipment
from command line to recover boot boot ...
Some help?
Thank you...
error: failed to boot vdisk ..
using map ..
error: failed to boot vdisk ..
failed: press a key to continue
What I want is to launch that iso of w7x64 professional from efi, and be able to repair equipment
from command line to recover boot boot ...
Some help?
Thank you...
kike
13/06/2020
Re: iso windows 7 x64 bits pro efi
A standard Microsoft Win 7 ISO UEFI64-boots OK for me.
The standard Microsoft Windows 7 ISO does not contain the standard \EFI\BOOT\BOOTX64.EFI boot file which is required to boot from non-CD media like hard drives and USB drives.
You can either find a Win8/10 ISO, extract the file from it using 7zip and then add the file into the Win7 ISO using a utility like PowerISO or ISOBuster, or make a .imgPTN23 file from the ISO using the MPI Tool Kit. This will usually add-in the file for you, but if it does not, you can add it in yourself.
The standard Microsoft Windows 7 ISO does not contain the standard \EFI\BOOT\BOOTX64.EFI boot file which is required to boot from non-CD media like hard drives and USB drives.
You can either find a Win8/10 ISO, extract the file from it using 7zip and then add the file into the Win7 ISO using a utility like PowerISO or ISOBuster, or make a .imgPTN23 file from the ISO using the MPI Tool Kit. This will usually add-in the file for you, but if it does not, you can add it in yourself.
Steve Si
13/06/2020
Re: Re: iso windows 7 x64 bits pro efi
Thank you very much for your answer, I have tried and it has not worked, I have copied the file and mounted with ultraiso ..., and it keeps giving me the same errors
I have even added boot.wim and install.wim of that iso in another iso that yes is efi booteable (the one that fails me is udf booteable), to see if it succeeded but when booting it gives me error file: \ winedows \ system32 \ boot \ winload.efi
status: 0xc000000f
missing or corrupt
The problem is that I have an iso w7 that does boot with efi, but when it repairs it tells me that it is not the installed version of windows
And the iso that if you let me repair let me repair in legacy, but in efi it gives me those errors ...
Can you convert a bootable iso udf to bootable efi ??
Or some other possibility?
Where would be the tools to create an imgptn ???
Thank you so much for your help
I have even added boot.wim and install.wim of that iso in another iso that yes is efi booteable (the one that fails me is udf booteable), to see if it succeeded but when booting it gives me error file: \ winedows \ system32 \ boot \ winload.efi
status: 0xc000000f
missing or corrupt
The problem is that I have an iso w7 that does boot with efi, but when it repairs it tells me that it is not the installed version of windows
And the iso that if you let me repair let me repair in legacy, but in efi it gives me those errors ...
Can you convert a bootable iso udf to bootable efi ??
Or some other possibility?
Where would be the tools to create an imgptn ???
Thank you so much for your help
kike
13/06/2020
Re: Re: Re: iso windows 7 x64 bits pro efi
\windows\system32\boot\winload.efi missing or corrupt implies that the boot.wim of the win7 ISO does not contain EFI boot files.
Either you are using the 32-bit version which does not support UEFI or you are not using an official Microsoft Win7 64-bit ISO.
To use a .imgPTN file, see the MPI Tool Kit page.
P.S. Note that Win7 UEFI 64bit is not supported by Virtual Box - you must test using a real system. I tried an official Win7 MS ISO using agFM and UEFI64 and it boots OK.
Also note that Windows 7 ISOs do not contain modern USB drivers and so will only work on older USB 2 systems.
A standard MS Win7 ISO boots OK from agFM via UEFI64 on my old systems.
Either you are using the 32-bit version which does not support UEFI or you are not using an official Microsoft Win7 64-bit ISO.
To use a .imgPTN file, see the MPI Tool Kit page.
P.S. Note that Win7 UEFI 64bit is not supported by Virtual Box - you must test using a real system. I tried an official Win7 MS ISO using agFM and UEFI64 and it boots OK.
Also note that Windows 7 ISOs do not contain modern USB drivers and so will only work on older USB 2 systems.
A standard MS Win7 ISO boots OK from agFM via UEFI64 on my old systems.
Steve Si
13/06/2020
Re: Re: Re: Re: iso windows 7 x64 bits pro efi
Thank you again for the answers and help, I will try to change the boot wim from the iso that works for me in uefi to the one that does not work for me, I will integrate it with ultra iso and I will test.
Regarding imptn, I have carried out tests, but I must have done something wrong, I have transformed the iso to imptn, but it has "transformed the pendrive", to an iso windows 7 and I have had to generate it again.
I've been looking for a long time for an official iso windows 7 professional x64 svpk1, in Spanish or multilanguage, and I can't find it, much less updated ...
As for the usb 3.1, I integrate them into the iso and reassemble it, and so I can install windows 7 on eighth and ninth generation coffee lake equipment, which is my goal for example (hp 800 g4 sff), and thus be able to generate a sysprep for other computers.
All the tests I'm doing, adding the iso in the windows 7 folder of the usb e2b ..., against a physical computer with windows 7 with usbs 3.1.
How is starting from agfm ???, I don't understand?
All my objective is to get the iso with windows 7 that I have svpk 1 professional, allow me at work, to recover a corrupt boot and regenerate the boot boot from the command line, booting the iso from uefi of the pendrive with e2b, with legacy works correctly, but with efi I still can't get it ...
Could you pass me a link to an official iso windows 7 professional x64 bit Spanish (or at least multi-brand?) Since I can't find it ...
Again a thousand thanks for the help and answers
Regarding imptn, I have carried out tests, but I must have done something wrong, I have transformed the iso to imptn, but it has "transformed the pendrive", to an iso windows 7 and I have had to generate it again.
I've been looking for a long time for an official iso windows 7 professional x64 svpk1, in Spanish or multilanguage, and I can't find it, much less updated ...
As for the usb 3.1, I integrate them into the iso and reassemble it, and so I can install windows 7 on eighth and ninth generation coffee lake equipment, which is my goal for example (hp 800 g4 sff), and thus be able to generate a sysprep for other computers.
All the tests I'm doing, adding the iso in the windows 7 folder of the usb e2b ..., against a physical computer with windows 7 with usbs 3.1.
How is starting from agfm ???, I don't understand?
All my objective is to get the iso with windows 7 that I have svpk 1 professional, allow me at work, to recover a corrupt boot and regenerate the boot boot from the command line, booting the iso from uefi of the pendrive with e2b, with legacy works correctly, but with efi I still can't get it ...
Could you pass me a link to an official iso windows 7 professional x64 bit Spanish (or at least multi-brand?) Since I can't find it ...
Again a thousand thanks for the help and answers
kike
14/06/2020
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: iso windows 7 x64 bits pro efi
I did a Google search for Win 7 x64 spanish and found
https://archive.org/download/digital_river
x17-58868.iso is the Spanish Win 7 SP1 x64 I think.
.imgPTN files are partition images. If you switch one in, it replaces the first partition. You should use an extensions of .imgPTN23 if you are using agFM. To switch back in the original E2B partition, boot to the second agFM partition using the BIOS Boot Selection menu and 'Restore E2B partitions'.
https://archive.org/download/digital_river
x17-58868.iso is the Spanish Win 7 SP1 x64 I think.
.imgPTN files are partition images. If you switch one in, it replaces the first partition. You should use an extensions of .imgPTN23 if you are using agFM. To switch back in the original E2B partition, boot to the second agFM partition using the BIOS Boot Selection menu and 'Restore E2B partitions'.
Steve Si
14/06/2020
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: iso windows 7 x64 bits pro efi
Thank you very much again for the help, the download link is offline ...
Nothing, I give up for now, all the isos that I have tried, combining boot.win, install win, in legacy they work for me, but in efi, either they are not the same that I have installed on the computers or it gives the error reported in the message above, when loading the vim into efi ...
A greeting.
Nothing, I give up for now, all the isos that I have tried, combining boot.win, install win, in legacy they work for me, but in efi, either they are not the same that I have installed on the computers or it gives the error reported in the message above, when loading the vim into efi ...
A greeting.
kike
14/06/2020
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: iso windows 7 x64 bits pro efi
Download link works fine. I downloaded the ISO easily.
https://archive.org/download/digital_river/x17-58868.iso
https://archive.org/download/digital_river/x17-58868.iso
Steve Si
15/06/2020
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: iso windows 7 x64 bits pro efi
Thanks again for the help, from that link I will download it and try ...
You could put or generate an xml, in w7, or w10, to only repair
no installation just repair to access command line options to recover a boot sector?
I have got a usb, which sends us special hp and I want to try to integrate the usb 3.1 into it, but I would need an xml, in which it allows only repair, could it be done?
Thank you
You could put or generate an xml, in w7, or w10, to only repair
no installation just repair to access command line options to recover a boot sector?
I have got a usb, which sends us special hp and I want to try to integrate the usb 3.1 into it, but I would need an xml, in which it allows only repair, could it be done?
Thank you
kike
17/06/2020
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: iso windows 7 x64 bits pro efi
Hello, again, I have been able to download the iso version of the link, it loads correctly from uefi, and I get to the equipment repair option, and then it tells me that (this version of system recovery options is not compatible with the version installed windows that I try to repair ...
And the version that I have and if it is compatible to repair, even putting the file \ EFI \ BOOT \ BOOTX64.EFI
from a windows 10 iso, when i boot with the first efi option (boot iso (partnew / easyboot) .isodef)
it gives me an error failed to vdisk
using map ...
error failed to boot disk
press a key to continue
and with that image in legacy if it allows me to get to repair equipment and load recovery options
boot, command line, etc ...
And the version that I have and if it is compatible to repair, even putting the file \ EFI \ BOOT \ BOOTX64.EFI
from a windows 10 iso, when i boot with the first efi option (boot iso (partnew / easyboot) .isodef)
it gives me an error failed to vdisk
using map ...
error failed to boot disk
press a key to continue
and with that image in legacy if it allows me to get to repair equipment and load recovery options
boot, command line, etc ...
kike
17/06/2020
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: iso windows 7 x64 bits pro efi
Another difference that I have seen is that when I open the iso that give me an error with ultraiso it marks me as (udf booteable), those that fail me when mounting the vdi disk
And the one that I have downloaded that does load the vdi, but it does not allow me to access to repair equipment because it is not compatible, it marks the ultra iso as (bootable efi)
Could I convert an iso from udf bootable to efi bootable with some software ???
PS: The image you have given me of the link and marks me as bootable efi does not have the file \ EFI \ BOOT \ BOOTX64.EFI
And it starts correctly with the first option of efi
And the one that I have downloaded that does load the vdi, but it does not allow me to access to repair equipment because it is not compatible, it marks the ultra iso as (bootable efi)
Could I convert an iso from udf bootable to efi bootable with some software ???
PS: The image you have given me of the link and marks me as bootable efi does not have the file \ EFI \ BOOT \ BOOTX64.EFI
And it starts correctly with the first option of efi
kike
17/06/2020
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: iso windows 7 x64 bits pro efi
Are you sure that the system hard disk is a GPT disk and boots via UEFI.
If you MBR boot you can only repair an OS that legacy boots. if you UEFI-boot, you can only repair a disk that UEFI boots and has GPT partitions.
Why not boot to WinPE shell and run Diskpart and check the disk - DISKPART - LIST DISK - SEL DISK 0 - LIST PART - LIST VOL - DETAIL DISK- EXIT
If you MBR boot you can only repair an OS that legacy boots. if you UEFI-boot, you can only repair a disk that UEFI boots and has GPT partitions.
Why not boot to WinPE shell and run Diskpart and check the disk - DISKPART - LIST DISK - SEL DISK 0 - LIST PART - LIST VOL - DETAIL DISK- EXIT
Steve Si
17/06/2020
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: iso windows 7 x64 bits pro efi
After so many laps, you may be right, and you are trying to recover by uefi a system that is in mbr ...
I will confirm it tomorrow, it may be that I was trying to recover using uefi, an operating system that has a mbr partition and as you say, and we would close this question ...
Thank you very much for your patience and help again.
I will confirm it tomorrow, it may be that I was trying to recover using uefi, an operating system that has a mbr partition and as you say, and we would close this question ...
Thank you very much for your patience and help again.
kike
18/06/2020
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: iso windows 7 x64 bits pro efi
Indeed, the partitions are with mbr, with which you are right ....
The question, that I would stay now is if there is any iso from w7, that uefi can be installed ...
Thanks for your help and patience
The question, that I would stay now is if there is any iso from w7, that uefi can be installed ...
Thanks for your help and patience
kike
19/06/2020
How do I make a imgPTN file out of Pop! OS?
I tried to make an UEFI bootable image out of Pop! OS iso file.
But something went wrong with symbolic links, it just fails to create symbolic link every time.
But something went wrong with symbolic links, it just fails to create symbolic link every time.
Rick
09/06/2020
Re: How do I make a imgPTN file out of Pop! OS?
7zip cannot handle links in ISOs maybe?
You can use IsoBuster to extract the contents to a folder and then drag-and-drop the folder onto the MPI_FAT32 Desktop shortcut to make a .imgPTN23 file.
PopOS ISO UEFI64-boots fine directly from the ISO file if you UEFI-boot to agFM.
Otherwise, make a blank PopOS.imgPTN file and PopOS. file and install a full PopOS onto them so you can boot a full PopOS.
Look on https://rmprepusb.blogspot.com/p/easy2boot-useful-blogs.html for 'full install' blog articles for hints.
You can use IsoBuster to extract the contents to a folder and then drag-and-drop the folder onto the MPI_FAT32 Desktop shortcut to make a .imgPTN23 file.
PopOS ISO UEFI64-boots fine directly from the ISO file if you UEFI-boot to agFM.
Otherwise, make a blank PopOS.imgPTN file and PopOS. file and install a full PopOS onto them so you can boot a full PopOS.
Look on https://rmprepusb.blogspot.com/p/easy2boot-useful-blogs.html for 'full install' blog articles for hints.
Steve Si
09/06/2020
how to shutdown from live-cd
I'm using an iso file from a Ubuntu 20.04 live-cd.
I need this ubuntu version because it's better compatible withe the built-in microphone of my laptop. I boot by UEFI due to agFM. But i see that shutdown feature always fail. It hangs on umounting isodevice which always fail. So I need to hold down power button.
I need this ubuntu version because it's better compatible withe the built-in microphone of my laptop. I boot by UEFI due to agFM. But i see that shutdown feature always fail. It hangs on umounting isodevice which always fail. So I need to hold down power button.
VincentK
08/06/2020
Re: how to shutdown from live-cd
You can add the kernel parameter noeject to the kernel command line.
Select ISO - select .isodef entry - get Ubuntu menu - press e for edit - add noeject before the quiet word - press F10 to boot.
Because it is LiveCD boot, switching off will do not harm anyway.
Select ISO - select .isodef entry - get Ubuntu menu - press e for edit - add noeject before the quiet word - press F10 to boot.
Because it is LiveCD boot, switching off will do not harm anyway.
Steve Si
08/06/2020
Re: Re: how to shutdown from live-cd
Well, I'm making persistence so my file is labelled isopersist and don't have ubuntu menu. How can I change kernel parameter without isodef ?
VincentK
08/06/2020
Re: Re: Re: how to shutdown from live-cd
You will have to make a .mnu file.
See sample mnu files for Linux Ubuntu+persistence
See sample mnu files for Linux Ubuntu+persistence
Steve Si
08/06/2020
Re: Re: Re: Re: how to shutdown from live-cd
Well I did it but now the payload doesn't start.
VincentK
08/06/2020
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: how to shutdown from live-cd
The usual problem is that the persistence file is corrupt. Use the same mnu file but rename the persistence file so it is not used. If it boots OK, then it proves the persistence file is corrupt. Use ext3 or ext4 for the persistence file (not ext2).
Steve Si
08/06/2020
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: how to shutdown from live-cd
I tried but it's same.
I will send you a snapshot by email
I will send you a snapshot by email
VincentK
08/06/2020
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: how to shutdown from live-cd
Thank you for your mail
I've bought ebook 4 but don't understand how to set up variables in grubfm file :
# available variables are:
# grubfm_file - e.g. (hd0,msdos1)/test/ubuntu.iso
# grubfm_path - e.g. /test/ubuntu.iso
like that ?
on same line
grubfm_file: (hd0,msdos1)/_ISO/LINUX/ubuntu.iso
?
or $grubfm_file = (hd0,msdos1)/_ISO/LINUX/ubuntu.iso
?
I've bought ebook 4 but don't understand how to set up variables in grubfm file :
# available variables are:
# grubfm_file - e.g. (hd0,msdos1)/test/ubuntu.iso
# grubfm_path - e.g. /test/ubuntu.iso
like that ?
on same line
grubfm_file: (hd0,msdos1)/_ISO/LINUX/ubuntu.iso
?
or $grubfm_file = (hd0,msdos1)/_ISO/LINUX/ubuntu.iso
?
VincentK
09/06/2020
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: how to shutdown from live-cd
See examples in eBook or sample files in E2B_PTN2:\e2b\Sample agFM menu files folders.
Steve Si
12/07/2020
Problem
Well, I tried to install windows 98 on an old pc, when the pc boots the e2b menu it only shows the turn off and reset options F9 and F10, What I'm doing wrong? QEMU_MENU_TEST.cmd works OK.
Mat
07/06/2020
Re: Problem
E2B requires min. 128MB of RAM. Your system has 64MB RAM.
E2B v2.05a Beta requires 64MB RAM minimum so you can try that.
E2B v2.05a Beta requires 64MB RAM minimum so you can try that.
Steve Si
07/06/2020
IsVolOnDrive error
I have attempted to create an e2b drive with a 256gb m2 SSD in a 3.1 enclosure but the PTN2 partition receives the aforementioned error. This continues after disabling all AV/protections on my PC. Any suggestions?
iamrt
03/06/2020
Re: IsVolOnDrive error
Use Task Manager to check for any running AntiVirus\Protection Services.
Steve Si
03/06/2020
Re: Re: IsVolOnDrive error
There was a Defender process running that wouldn't close. I disabled it and rebooted but still getting the IsVolOnDrive Incorrect function error.
iamrt
03/06/2020
Re: Re: Re: IsVolOnDrive error
Must be some other process still enabled. Look through Services - Comodo? Acronis Active Protection? Avast? AVG? etc.
Steve Si
03/06/2020
Re: Re: Re: Re: IsVolOnDrive error
Nothing 3rd party running except for docker, dropbox, onedrive, myki and brave. Have you seen any issues with some obscure windows processes? If it makes a difference, I have an AMD Ryzen 7 2700x.
iamrt
03/06/2020
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: IsVolOnDrive error
Other people have had the same error and they fixed it by disabling their Antivirus. 2000 people every day make an E2B drive. Look harder, or try a different system.
Steve Si
05/06/2020
inode block read-only file system
Hello,
I'm using a new USB3 device model Sandisk Ultra Fit 128GB. When I start skype I got after 1hour a crach and the logs displaye some messages containing "inode block read-only". What does it mean ?
I'm using a new USB3 device model Sandisk Ultra Fit 128GB. When I start skype I got after 1hour a crach and the logs displaye some messages containing "inode block read-only". What does it mean ?
VincentK
28/05/2020
Re: inode block read-only file system
Need more details! What OS? How are you booting? From ISO? .imgPTN file? Full OS installation to .imgPTN file? Do you have a swap file? How much RAM in system? If LiveCD boot from ISO then maybe it has used up all RAM. See https://www.binarytides.com/linux-command-check-memory-usage/ Check free memory at start and after 30 minutes.
Steve Si
28/05/2020
Re: Re: inode block read-only file system
OS = Ubuntu 18.04
boot through UEFI on ISO file with persistence
I don't have swap file but persistent file 9Gb, ubuntu iso 4Gb
the ubuntu iso file is the installation package but I don't install it
system got 8GB RAM
I will check free memory next time
boot through UEFI on ISO file with persistence
I don't have swap file but persistent file 9Gb, ubuntu iso 4Gb
the ubuntu iso file is the installation package but I don't install it
system got 8GB RAM
I will check free memory next time
VincentK
28/05/2020
Re: Re: Re: inode block read-only file system
Not sure what read-only file system it is referring to.
But I am not sure LiveCD+Persistence is really intended to be run like that. Could be bad USB disk (fake flash?). Suggest try a full install to .imgPTN file with an extra partition for swap file. See my blog articles for details.
But I am not sure LiveCD+Persistence is really intended to be run like that. Could be bad USB disk (fake flash?). Suggest try a full install to .imgPTN file with an extra partition for swap file. See my blog articles for details.
Steve Si
28/05/2020
Re: Re: Re: Re: inode block read-only file system
I think you talk about this article https://rmprepusb.blogspot.com/2015/08/add-full-kali-or-multiple-linux.html
I'm not sure if I could boot from UEFI or only from MBR ? How could I select the full Linux installation ?
My USB device is not a fake it's a right Sandisk model.
I'm not sure if I could boot from UEFI or only from MBR ? How could I select the full Linux installation ?
My USB device is not a fake it's a right Sandisk model.
VincentK
08/06/2020
Boot HDCloner.iso in UEFI
Please help me booting the image of HDCloner.iso. As I understand it, the image uses eltorito boot technology. In legacy (grub4dos) it is booting elementarily, but in UEFI it does not work. Please explain grub2 and grubfm. agFM can booting only juth like PE images - legasy.
Stass
23/05/2020
Re: Boot HDCloner.iso in UEFI
I downloaded HDClone 9 Free Edition and made a HDClone.iso file. This ISO did NOT contain a \Sources folder (unlike if you make a USB drive using HDClone tool).
I copied the ISO to \_ISO\UTILITIES folder.
I then UEFI64 booted on a REAL SYSTEM and it appears to work fine on my Z87 PC. It would not boot under VBOX successfully. I could use isodef or isomap.
On some systems (IdeaPad 300) I got a 'shim' error due to the bootx64.efi shim file they use in the ISO (booting from grub.efi works). Same error when using a new USB drive made with their app! To fix - make a .imgPTN23 file from the ISO - switch it in and then rename the \EFI\BOOT\grub.efi file to bootx64.efi to replace the bootx64.efi shim.
Or make a USB drive using the HDClone application (spanner - Boot Setup) . Then create a .imgPTN23 file from the USB drive by drag-and-drop onto the MPI_FAT32 Desktop shortcut (MPI Tool Kit required). Then rename the grub.efi file.
I copied the ISO to \_ISO\UTILITIES folder.
I then UEFI64 booted on a REAL SYSTEM and it appears to work fine on my Z87 PC. It would not boot under VBOX successfully. I could use isodef or isomap.
On some systems (IdeaPad 300) I got a 'shim' error due to the bootx64.efi shim file they use in the ISO (booting from grub.efi works). Same error when using a new USB drive made with their app! To fix - make a .imgPTN23 file from the ISO - switch it in and then rename the \EFI\BOOT\grub.efi file to bootx64.efi to replace the bootx64.efi shim.
Or make a USB drive using the HDClone application (spanner - Boot Setup) . Then create a .imgPTN23 file from the USB drive by drag-and-drop onto the MPI_FAT32 Desktop shortcut (MPI Tool Kit required). Then rename the grub.efi file.
Steve Si
23/05/2020
Re: Re: Boot HDCloner.iso in UEFI
Suppose that we figured out the file manager, it does not bother me, it also loads with me. But how to boot an image from grub2? Found a method on the net:
menuentry "CHAINLOAD HDCLON" --hotkey=i {
set "iso_path=/_ISO/UTILITIES/HDClonePro.iso"
loopback loop $iso_path
loopback ElTorito (loop)108+13784
loopback Part (ElTorito)/
chainloader (Part)/efi/boot/grub.efi
loopback -d Part
loopback -d ElTorito
loopback -d loop
}
But it tells me that the file system is not supported. I could not find anything else. Help implement boot from grub2?
menuentry "CHAINLOAD HDCLON" --hotkey=i {
set "iso_path=/_ISO/UTILITIES/HDClonePro.iso"
loopback loop $iso_path
loopback ElTorito (loop)108+13784
loopback Part (ElTorito)/
chainloader (Part)/efi/boot/grub.efi
loopback -d Part
loopback -d ElTorito
loopback -d loop
}
But it tells me that the file system is not supported. I could not find anything else. Help implement boot from grub2?
Stass
24/05/2020
Re: Re: Re: Boot HDCloner.iso in UEFI
In A1ive's grub2 you can just use
map -t CD $iso_path
map -t CD $iso_path
Steve Si
24/05/2020
Re: Re: Re: Re: Boot HDCloner.iso in UEFI
It doesn’t work like that. Throws back to the menu.
menuentry "CHAINLOAD HDCLON" {
map -t CD /_ISO/UTILITIES/HDClonePro.iso
}
A1ive's grub2 I installed
menuentry "CHAINLOAD HDCLON" {
map -t CD /_ISO/UTILITIES/HDClonePro.iso
}
A1ive's grub2 I installed
Stass
24/05/2020
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Boot HDCloner.iso in UEFI
It works for me.
Obviously you must use a full path
e.g.
map -t CD (hd0,1)/_ISO/UTILITIES/HDClonePro.iso
P.S. If you have an error message, then it is always useful to say what the error message is - I cannot tell what is wrong from your description of 'it doesn't work'.
Obviously you must use a full path
e.g.
map -t CD (hd0,1)/_ISO/UTILITIES/HDClonePro.iso
P.S. If you have an error message, then it is always useful to say what the error message is - I cannot tell what is wrong from your description of 'it doesn't work'.
Steve Si
24/05/2020
grub4dos if cpu=64 else
Tell me, is it possible in grub4dos to check x64 processor support and fulfill the conditions? If possible, please give an example.
Stass
19/05/2020
Re: grub4dos if cpu=64 else
Yes.
Just name the ISO file with 64 in the extension
e.g.
Ubuntu.iso64
and it will only appear in the menu if the CPU is 64-bit.
You can also make a .txt file which will test for 64-bit - see \_ISO\TXT_MAKER.exe for example.
Ful details in grub4dos eBook.
checkrange 2,3 is64bit will return true for 64-bit CPU.
Plenty of info on this site - use the SITE MAP.
Just name the ISO file with 64 in the extension
e.g.
Ubuntu.iso64
and it will only appear in the menu if the CPU is 64-bit.
You can also make a .txt file which will test for 64-bit - see \_ISO\TXT_MAKER.exe for example.
Ful details in grub4dos eBook.
checkrange 2,3 is64bit will return true for 64-bit CPU.
Plenty of info on this site - use the SITE MAP.
SteveSi
19/05/2020
Re: Re: grub4dos if cpu=64 else
Yes, I already found information about this in your book, Google deduced it.
Help with the syntax, something I can’t create a condition
iftitle checkrange 2,3 is64bit && > CPU = 64
iftitle [checkrange 0,1 is64bit] > CPU = 86
By the way, does the book seem to have an error in the record?
checkrange 1,3 is64bit && echo PAE supported
Help with the syntax, something I can’t create a condition
iftitle checkrange 2,3 is64bit && > CPU = 64
iftitle [checkrange 0,1 is64bit] > CPU = 86
By the way, does the book seem to have an error in the record?
checkrange 1,3 is64bit && echo PAE supported
Stass
20/05/2020
Re: Re: grub4dos if cpu=64 else
Everything worked out
set CPU=
#checkrange 0,1 is64bit && set CPU=32
checkrange 2,3 is64bit && set CPU=64
iftitle [if "%CPU%"=="64"] > Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 Ru x64 7DB
set CPU=
#checkrange 0,1 is64bit && set CPU=32
checkrange 2,3 is64bit && set CPU=64
iftitle [if "%CPU%"=="64"] > Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 Ru x64 7DB
Stass
20/05/2020
Re: Re: Re: grub4dos if cpu=64 else
\_ISO\WINDOWS\WIN7\Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 Ru x64 7DB.iso64
should work.
should work.
Steve Si
20/05/2020
ISO is too large to load into memory Windows XP
I am trying to install Windows XP, but when I ask the program to load the setup, it tells me the ISO is too large to load into the memory. The setup still loads but when it tries to start Windows (after it loads the files), it throws a BSOD with acpi.sys as being a possible problem. The XP iso I am using is SP3 (it is a full installation with SP3), and is around 600 MB, which I would not believe would be too big. If anyone has any solutions to this, that'd be greatly appreciated!
Moline
18/05/2020
Re: ISO is too large to load into memory Windows XP
Please read the XP pages on this site (tip: use the SITE MAP) and try the magic key!
Steve Si
18/05/2020
Re: Re: ISO is too large to load into memory Windows XP
What is this magic key? I searched and did not find anything related to my problem other than shrink the ISO file.
Moline
19/05/2020
Re: Re: Re: ISO is too large to load into memory Windows XP
I got the ISO to load into memory, but when I try to continue with setup, it tells me it cannot find my hard drive. It's supposed to be loading the SATA drivers when it runs, but it appears to not be the case. Anyone have a solution to this?
Moline
19/05/2020
Re: Re: Re: Re: ISO is too large to load into memory Windows XP
First of all - you need to be using the DPMS version of Easy2Boot. DPMS = Driver Pack Mass Storage and it contains the XP 32-bit Mass Storage drivers.
Secondly, you need to realise that there are no Mass Storage drivers available for modern PCs\Notebooks because nobody makes or supports XP these days. So if you have a relatively new system then it won't run XP because there are not any drivers (disk, audio, video, USB, etc.) available for it.
Secondly, you need to realise that there are no Mass Storage drivers available for modern PCs\Notebooks because nobody makes or supports XP these days. So if you have a relatively new system then it won't run XP because there are not any drivers (disk, audio, video, USB, etc.) available for it.
Steve Si
19/05/2020
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