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Create the integrated ISO file. And then create the bootable CD/DVD/BD.
Download the Related Softwares, and extract the ISO files as needed. (Example) Related Softwares (required): - Multiple Boot Manager: MBM R0.39 (freeware) http://elm-chan.org/fsw/mbm/mbm_e.html http://elm-chan.org/fsw/mbm/mbm.html (elm-chan.org/fsw/mbm/mbm039.iso.gz) - Plop Boot Manager 5.0.14 (USB 3.0 supported) (freeware) http://www.plop.at/en/bootmanager/download.html - MiniTool Partition Wizard Home Edition 7.8 Full version (freeware, 32bit) http://www.partitionwizard.com/download.html - Gnome Partition Editor: GParted live 0.19.0-1 (freeware, 32/64bit) http://gparted.org/download.php - Paragon Backup & Recovery, version 10.1.21.287 (16.12.13) Free (freeware, 32/64bit) http://www.paragon-software.com/home/br-free/download.html - Paragon Rescue Kit Free Edition (2011-04-28 15:03:47) (freeware, 32bit) http://www.paragon-software.com/home/rk-express/download.html - XBoot 1.0 Beta 14 (freeware, 32bit) https://sites.google.com/site/shamurxboot/download
(Example) Name Notes Size[B] File -----------------------------------------------+-------+---------------+------------------------------------------------- XBOOT Menu *d - - MiniTool Partition Wizard Home Edition 7.8 *b 44,802,048 pwhe78.iso or Gnome Partition Editor: GParted live 0.19.0-1 *a,*f,* 189,792,256 gparted-live-0.19.0-1-i486.iso Paragon Backup & Recovery 2013 Free - 66,166,784 bootcd.iso AND Paragon Rescue Kit Free Edition 2011-04-28 *c 53,266,432 R113P_RK11_RCD_Express_ea_2011-04-28_15-03-47.iso Multiple Boot Manager: MBM R0.39 *d 2,297,856 mbm039.iso or Plop Boot Manager 5.0.14 (USB 3.0 supported) *e 557,056 plpbt-5.0.14\plpbt.iso -----------------------------------------------+-------+---------------+------------------------------------------------- 356,882,432 (341MB) Notes: *a Select "ISO files which supports Live-media-path kernel parameter" when creating the integrated ISO file. *b After waiting, the USB devices may be recognized by a reload operation like pressing F5 key. After some operations, reboot the machine without power off to keep this "Recognizable State". *c The USB devices may not be recognized. *d If the menu screen is left, then it may hang up. But it will not hang up in the "Recognizable State". *e The menu screen may hang up (in the case of the models with BIOS that supports native USB boot?). *f If "configuring console-data" dialog box is left, then it may hang up. But it will not hang up in the "Recognizable State". The parted will be used on "Terminal" window etc. GParted may be used after "dhcp" is selected on "Network config" window. * Example #1: Case of using the parted on "Terminal" (user@debian) window -- start of "Terminal" (user@debian) ------------------------------------------- $ sudo passwd password: livecd password: livecd $ su Password: livecd # parted -ao (parted) unit s (parted) select /dev/sdb (parted) print : (parted) quit # exit $ exit -- end of "Terminal" (user@debian) --------------------------------------------- * Example #2: Case of using the parted on "lxterminal with root privileges" (LXTerminal) window (right-click -> Fluxbox -> Terminals -> "lxterminal with root privileges") -- start of "lxterminal with root privileges" (LXTerminal) --------------------- # parted -ao (parted) unit s (parted) select /dev/sdb (parted) print : (parted) quit # exit -- end of "lxterminal with root privileges" (LXTerminal) -----------------------
Create the integrated ISO file with XBoot etc. (Example: XBOOT Menu)
Create the bootable CD/DVD/BD with Roxio Creator LJ for Windows etc.