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Cactus - 12 Aug 2005 17:33 GMT
hi

   I want a mini boot-able LAN network os.
   will put it into a boot-able CDROM.
   any idea?

thanks.
farshad - 13 Aug 2005 14:41 GMT
U can search in google bye create bootable disk with ntfs

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Jetro - 17 Aug 2005 13:40 GMT
Look at WinPE and or ERD Commander and or BartPE to get an idea how it works
but I've never seen mini-NT4 bootable CD. Plain networked MS-DOS can be run
off single diskette and CDROM indeed but network drivers are a PITA.
You can easily build mini-Linux CDROM.
Cactus - 18 Aug 2005 05:36 GMT
Jetro

A ideal mini OS bootable CDROM should support USB, Network, CDROM, and NTFS.

I  find FreeDOS can do that, but it is under developing.

however, DOS already have IPX network, CDROM, NTFS read tools.

linux no my choose, I need running others DOS application.

> Look at WinPE and or ERD Commander and or BartPE to get an idea how it works
> but I've never seen mini-NT4 bootable CD. Plain networked MS-DOS can be run
> off single diskette and CDROM indeed but network drivers are a PITA.
> You can easily build mini-Linux CDROM.
 
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