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I am wondering how I go about making a bootable cd. I want the cd to boot up like a regular windows 98 floppy so I can get cd-rom drivers but I am goinf to put windows 98 cab files on the disk so I can run an install. Any help would be appreciated!!!
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by lpnixon
you will need burning software with this ability in it nero is one that i know is capible of doing this you will also need a floppy disk that contains the system files for boot up. you can find the option some where with in the burning software not all software have this option i think easy cd does and i know nero 5.0 does
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by reeree
why not go all the way!! if you have a burner get Veritas Backup Exec and make a complete backup of your system. At Veritas it sells for about $80, at buy.com it's $49 with free software shipping this weekend. You can go to www.veritas.com and read up on the different versions and which fits your needs. Awesome program
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by anomalus
The first step is to create a bootable floppy that does what the CD must do.
You then use some CD-Burning software that has the option of creating bootable CDs
Check out these sites for more information:
http://www.bootdisk.com/ - For creating boot disks in general
http://www.nu2.nu/bootcd/ - Instructions + links to free tools. Good if you don't have software like Nero.
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