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I know how to create a boot disk in 9x, format a: /s. How do you do it in NT?
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Just format a floppy in NT, its as easy as that. Then copy Boot.ini, NTLDR and NTDetect.com.
Formating in NT automatically points the MBR (master boot record) to NTLDR. Format /s points MBR to IO.sys.
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Or, if you need a setup diskette set, run winnt32 from the CD and use the command line options. See winnt32 /? for the details.
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by mckaytech
Answer #1 is an interesting approach that I haven't tried.
However, the more traditional approach is to run winnt32 from the NT install CD and make the boot set.
The command line for that would be:
x:\i386\winnt32 /ox
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