Ultimate Boot CD

hi guys Just arriving from http://www.ultimatebootcd.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=142 I was wondering if you could try one of the proposed solution (resave using UltraISO with "Omit ISO 9660 version number" ticked) and let us know whether that works. Tried that with 3 separate CDRs and while...

Aw shucks, it was nothing.
You're very welcome.
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Two options that I am aware of: First is to follow the tutorial on http://www.ultimatebootcd.com/pm8.html The second way you might consider doing this is to dispense with the mouse and fit Partition Magic onto the one floppy (That's the way I've always done it, got fed up of carrying so many floppie...

Eventually managed to burn that skeleton ubcd iso (with UltraIso) to CD and while it boots okay into Desktop it won't boot on the laptop giving the usual error message.
rgds
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Hi guys Regarding my previous post - I've ran a few tests here and my initial optimism about the results as achieved via VMware seems to have been quite unfounded. I decided to see how reliable that earlier result was by copying the ubcd33-basic.iso to a usb stick and booting via VMware's virtual PC...

Hi Victor First of all the bad news (good news down below!): I wasn't quite sure how to test that " skeletal test ISO image" so I tried burning it to a CD with Nero but got a bundle of error messages while trying to do that: 07:38:18 #18 TRANSFER -18 File ThreadedTransferInterface.cpp, Lin...

Thanks Victor, appreciate your time and effort. Is it possible to post some hardware details + error messages? Sure, should have done it earlier. But I was thinking that since 2.1 would boot the issue is most likely a software one. Laptop Hardware details: CPU: 750MHz Intel Mobile Pentium III (Coppe...

Hi guys As the subject suggests: ubcd 2.1 will boot on both my laptop and desktop. However, ubcd 3.33, while booting fine on the desktop, refuses to boot on the laptop. So, in a nutshell, what's the difference between the 2 versions? Booting-wise, as it were. I've trawled previous msgs but found not...