Posted 18 January 2012 - 10:24 PM
map /HBCD.iso (0xff) || map --mem /HBCD.iso (0xff)
This line means 'try to map the iso file directly - if that doesn't work, then load it all into memory.
The usual reason that it fails to directly map it, is that the iso file is not contiguous.
You can try WinContig and use Add - Object - (your iso file) and defrag the file. This is usually very slow and needs a lot of spare room on the USB drive.
The other way is to copy all the files from USB to the hard disk, reformat the USB, re-add grub4dos, then copy all the files back again.
When you boot to HBCD, do you get all the Desktop items as in my screenshot on my website, or do you just get a few? To get all the utilities, you need to add the HBCD folder to the USB drive.
Steve
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