No, this is no longer a request for help.
I actually managed to figure it out manually.
It was not a picnic and I'd put it off for ages since not getting a definitive answer before without needing to use third party tools.
So how did I manage this? The answer ended up being embarrassingly easy.
Pre-requisites: UBCD, Kaspersky Rescue Disk (USB)
1. From the Kaspersky Rescue Disk, copy the folder named "Rescue" and the file "liveusb" into the root folder of the UBCD.
2. Copy "syslinux.cfg" into the UBCD custom folder and rename it "kaspersky.cfg".
3. Add the following into your "custom.cfg"
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MENU LABEL Kaspersky Rescue Disk 10
TEXT HELP
For your most serious malware removal needs.
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CONFIG /ubcd/custom/kaspersky.cfg
And that's it! Enjoy!
Integrating Kaspersky Rescue Disk
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littleboyck
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Re: Integrating Kaspersky Rescue Disk
I've tried using this method, but i'm not sure which syslinux.cfg to copy over and rename to kaspersky.cfg. I'm assuming there is one on the Kaspersky Rescue Disk but i cant find it. I'm using the CD version as it looks like it's the same as the USB one because you have to create the USB one with a utility using the CD image.
I've also tried copying the syslinux from the boot\syslinux folder but obviously that just restarts the menu. Any help? I think i've got everything else copied over properly.
I've also tried copying the syslinux from the boot\syslinux folder but obviously that just restarts the menu. Any help? I think i've got everything else copied over properly.
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BaiginLong
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Re: Integrating Kaspersky Rescue Disk
Typically, you must make the Kaspersky Rescue Disk as a USB using their utility first.littleboyck wrote:I've tried using this method, but i'm not sure which syslinux.cfg to copy over and rename to kaspersky.cfg. I'm assuming there is one on the Kaspersky Rescue Disk but i cant find it. I'm using the CD version as it looks like it's the same as the USB one because you have to create the USB one with a utility using the CD image.
I've also tried copying the syslinux from the boot\syslinux folder but obviously that just restarts the menu. Any help? I think i've got everything else copied over properly.
This will not only affect the syslinux.cfg file you need (which should be located in the root directory of the KRD USB), but will also affect the files in the Rescue folder. Basically, the USB version of KRD is required.
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StopSpazzing
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Re: Integrating Kaspersky Rescue Disk
CD version uses isolinux, syslinux for USB. Should work if you use the isolinux.cfg file for the CD.
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BaiginLong
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Re: Integrating Kaspersky Rescue Disk
I tried that...and it didn't work very well. There were issues after the initial loading screens that prevented it from being functional. That's why I created this method in the first place.StopSpazzing wrote:CD version uses isolinux, syslinux for USB. Should work if you use the isolinux.cfg file for the CD.