4 replies to this topic

[severo]

Hi
I am doing work for a school where they have to make a USB boot. One of the topics that have to do is put the savepart working from grub4dos. What do exprimentei home was only copying the ISO image that is available in savepart site (which is available for DOS) and changes the autoexec and put a boot off the ISO file. But I had no success. After getting into the two exprimentei ficheir (ISO and EXE) but had no success. Will can help me?
thanks
Sorry for my bad english

[steve6375]

Sorry, but I am not sure what you are asking? What is savepart? what is URL of savepart site? What is the name of the iso or exe?

Does this help? http://sourceforge.n...8/topic/3922850

[severo]

http://www.partition-saving.com/. Check page for savepart

[steve6375]

title savepart.iso

# map the iso file as a virtual cd

map /savepart.iso (0xff)

# hook the int 13 interrupt so the BIOS sees it as a CD

map --hook

# set the root path to the new virtual CD

root (0xff)

# boot from the CD

chainloader (0xff)



title spartbdk.img

# map the 1.44MB floppy image as fd0

map /spartbdk.img (fd0)

map --hook

root (fd0)

# load the freedos kernel.sys as the boot file

chainloader /kernel.sys

Use RMPrepUSB FAT32 and Install grub4dos to prepare the stick.

Edited by steve6375, 06 June 2012 - 10:33 AM.

[severo]

Hi!

I managed to do otherwise.

title Savepart
find --set-root --ignore-floppies /dos/so/savepart/savepart.img
map --mem /dos/so/savepart/savepart.img (fd0)
map --hook
chainloader (fd0)+1
rootnoverify (fd0)


This is just incase the image in the directory you want and use the command to open a floppy disk. As the site savepart have the option to download the DOS is that makes a floppy diskette and just incase this is working. If you want to make a new floppy is using the EXE file to download that also.
But tanks for the help.