Free command line tool for making Windows 7 bootable dvd
#1
Posted 08 December 2010 - 07:12 PM
I found command line tool for making windows 7 bootable dvd.
By this tool we can edit dvd folders easily. The tool name is "microsoft oscdimg.exe"
It is free to download from any site.
Syntax for making windows 7 bootable dvd:
1.Download oscdimg & paste to system32 folder.
2.Goto command prompt oscdimg & press entre.
3.Command to type:
C:\>oscdimg -bd:\win7dvd\boot\etfsboot.com -u2 -h -m -lWin_En_DVD d:\
win7dvd d:\win7.iso
here "c:\>" is ur command prompt drive.
"-b" is switch for making it bootable.
"d:\win7dvd" is folder where u copied entire dvd of windows 7.
"boot\etfsboot.com" is folder inside win 7 dvd
"-u2 -h -m -l" is switches.
beside switch"-l"win_en_dvd is name given to dvd
"d:\win7dvd" is again folder where u want to copied entire dvd of windows 7.
"d:\win7.iso" is destination name of dvd with iso extention.
#2
Posted 09 December 2010 - 10:52 AM
This is my first topic so please corporate .
I found command line tool for making windows 7 bootable dvd.
By this tool we can edit dvd folders easily. The tool name is "microsoft oscdimg.exe"
It is free to download from any site.
Syntax for making windows 7 bootable dvd:
1.Download oscdimg & paste to system32 folder.
2.Goto command prompt oscdimg & press entre.
3.Command to type:
C:\>oscdimg -bd:\win7dvd\boot\etfsboot.com -u2 -h -m -lWin_En_DVD d:\
win7dvd d:\win7.iso
here "c:\>" is ur command prompt drive.
"-b" is switch for making it bootable.
"d:\win7dvd" is folder where u copied entire dvd of windows 7.
"boot\etfsboot.com" is folder inside win 7 dvd
"-u2 -h -m -l" is switches.
beside switch"-l"win_en_dvd is name given to dvd
"d:\win7dvd" is again folder where u want to copied entire dvd of windows 7.
"d:\win7.iso" is destination name of dvd with iso extention.
thanks
#3
Posted 09 December 2010 - 12:38 PM
For command line explanation see http://technet.micro...036(WS.10).aspx
-m -u2 is needed for large files
Also don't forget to make sure you create the ISO file on an NTFS partition if the iso file is over 4GB as FAT32 does not support files over 4GB.
The ISO file needs to be max of about 4.48GB or it won't burn to a '4.7GB' standard DVD.
#4
Posted 09 December 2010 - 06:46 PM
I use for adding more setup files in dvd like Activator, ms office 2010, directx etc typically upto 4GB.
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