Ultimate Boot CD

Icecube wrote:I have updated my tutorial. I was to lazy to test it myself .

I see you didn't test it, because it won't work like that

The vollabel option needs to be in the "append" line.

:1,$s/initrd=/vollabel=UBCD410 initrd=/

Another note to people who would like to use TRK from UBCD: the problem described by me is indeed known. For TRK3.2 the solution is to rename your USB stick to TRK_3-2. For TRK3.3 you can either rename it to TRK_3-3, or use a new feature available in TRK3.3: add the option vollabel=YOURLABEL to all ...

An important note to other people who would like to run TRK from UBCD: it doesn't work with TRK 3.2... It will start to boot but then it can't locate the RAM disk image on the USB drive and fail. So I downloaded TRK 3.3 beta and gave that a shot. The same thing seemed to happen, but instead of faili...

Ah yes, that does the trick. The bottom of the menu is missing but that's just aesthetic.

Thank you so much for your helpfulness.

First of all, thank you very much for that tutorial, it is very clear. However (there's always a catch, isn't there?) when I did all that and then tried to boot from my boot stick, all I got was the blue menu screen (though smaller than usual, taking up about half the screen) with half a line of ASC...

Hi everybody, another question from a new and enthousiastic UBCD user :) I loaded UBCD onto a memory stick and wanted to add the Trinity Rescue Disc of which I'm also a fervent user. I opened the ISO in UltraISO and saved it as IMG, then GZipped it using PeaZip and renamed it to trk.igz. I then adde...

Ahhh, that got me hopeful. But my BIOS does not support this "next boot device" feature. It got me looking in other directions and I found that somebody used "APPEND hd31 1" to boot an ATA drive. When I looked around in the Windows Device Manager I found that my Ultra ATA control...

First of all, thank you for this amazing tool. I installed UBCD on a USB stick and it's working fine and dandy, provided the PC in question supports booting from a USB stick of course; I've also got an actual UB CD[/] handy in case I come across a PC that doesn't. Anyway, many of the laptops I work ...