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DOS extension. I have also used NetBootDisk, and will second Brian's recommendation. I run it from a CD. If you don't have a floppy drive, you really ought to at least have a virtual floppy drive. It comes in handy at a time like this. Download and install the virtual floppy drive program, and launch it. It will grab a portion of ram and treat it exactly like a 1. In 'My Computer', right-click and format the virtual floppy as a startup disk.
Download NetBootDisk, extract it to a temp folder, launch makedisk. Back in the virtual floppy control panel, save the contents of ram to a file e. You now have a raw binary image of an actual boot floppy. If your CD burning program can create a bootable CD, choose that option.
When it asks you to insert your boot floppy, just browse to the floppy. Alternatively, you can probably create a bootable USB flash drive without much trouble, though I've never run NetBootDisk that way so can't speak from experience. Dan, thanks for those instructions on Virtual Floppy Drive. I'd tried it once before and became confused. It's easy now.
You can store ghost. The disk is so simple to use. Glancing through NetBootDisk's carddata. It's back today. Everyone wants this! NightOwl, I vaguely recall you mentioned a bug in Ghost where a drive is not seen in the "Look in" field.
Using the slider didn't help. But single clicking in the Look in field eventually revealed the Z: drive. Is this the Ghost bug? All Rights Reserved. Welcome, Guest. Please Login.
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