Ultimate Boot CD

You have to put a bootable cd in the external optical drive. Gujin checks all partitions and CDROMs that it can find every time you run it. It doesn't give you a boot option for your external optical drive it it doesn't contain a bootable cd. Gujin doesn't detect your bootable usb memory stick becau...

You can try the Gujin bootloader (available on the ubcd CD). Because your BIOS sees the usb optical drive, gujin can probably read from it. Gujin is able to boot other CDROMs, Linux kernel images as well as other bootable partitions (for *BSD, MS-DOS, Windows, etc.), files (*.kgz) and bootable disk ...

How long will it take to make the next release? From a quick look on the forum, I see that you are busy with it from December. Are you only updating the programs or are you also making big changes in the freedos images? I just ask this because I wanted to make a tutorial, but because it can be that ...

It is a problem with isolinux. Download the last syslinux from http://syslinux.zytor.com/ . Now you have to rebuild the iso of UBCD. - Unpack it first with winRAR or 7zip. Go to the isolinux folder and search and replace the file isolinux.bin with the isolinux.bin file from the syslinux archive. You...

If you are planning to save the file (I suppose that is will contain the old bios for your videocard) to a floppy disk, it is probably easier to make a bootable floppy by yourself. Quote from http://www.softpedia.com/get/Tweak/Video-Tweak/nVFlash.shtml (nVFlash v5.50). nVFlash - NVIDIA Firmware Upda...

The "easiest" way to do it, is probably with ubcd4win. You need a Windows XP install CD to make a bootable Windows live CD. When you burn this CD, you can install Windows from the live CD to your hard drive. It requires some work to make the CD. Look at http://www.ubcd4win.com/ . Read the ...

Probably it is due the problematic support from GigaByte motherboards for USB-booting. The quote comes from http://syslinux.zytor.com/hardware.php#usb . { Problematic USB BIOSes } A fair number of BIOSes seem to have problems booting from USB devices. You may have different luck in "USB-HDD&quo...

Also, I don't see a custom.cfg in the menus folder. Sorry, my fault. It is in the /custom/ folder. I always make the changes in the cfg files from the /menus/ folder. Thanks guys. Icecube, is there some added benefit in having it in *.igz format instead of *.img ? *.igz format is a gz compressed im...

Read http://www.ultimatebootcd.com/customize.html Use the *.img file. (e.g.: spinrite.img) and copy it to /custom/ Change /menus/custom.cfg MENU INCLUDE /menus/defaults.cfg LABEL back MENU LABEL .. KERNEL menu.c32 APPEND /menus/main.cfg LABEL spinrite MENU LABEL SpinRite KERNEL memdisk APPEND initrd...

Can you include hotkeys in you menus? If you place "^" before a character in your cfg files, it becomes highlighted. If you press e.g. the key for "p", the menu selection will jump to "Puppy linux V3.01". It is especially usefull in the "large" menus of UBCD. ...

I hope that you keep the top level of ubcd as clean as possible in the next release. Hopefully most directories will be removed from the root folder of UBCD so UBCD will look like somting like this: isolinux\ syslinux\ ubcd\ boot\ custom\ dosapps\ images\ menus\ tools\ website\ ubcd.ico autorun.inf ...

Probably the file int.sys is backed up in your Quarantine directory. So you can try to copy it to c:\program files\acer\erecovery\int15.sys with the filemanager in UBCD. Else you can try "Offline NT Password & Registry Editor" (it is included in UBCD). Choose the registry editor functi...

Can you make a menu for Photrec also. It is already included in UBCD. /dosapps/testdisk Make a new folder in /dosapps/photorec startup.bat (/dosapps/photorec/startup.bat) cls %RAMDRV% mkdir testdisk cd testdisk copy %UBCDDRV%\dosapps\testdisk\*.* > nul photorec /log /debug photorec.bat (/dosapps/tes...

This is not usefull for the poster of the message, but maybe for other users.
To repair corrupt partion tables, use testdisk (included in UBCD).
http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk

See also: viewtopic.php?p=4112#4112

If the previous post didn't help, use photorec. Photorec ignores the filesystem, this way it works even if the filesystem is severely damaged. http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk_Download There is a windows version also. It is also included in UBCD but not visible. Boot UBCD ==> Filesystem tools...

You can try Puppy linux (small linux distro, graphical user interface) http://www.puppylinux.org/ . Burn it to a CD or include it in a customized version of ubcd (see tutorials, howtos). Boot from it and use puppy pfix=ram (else it tries to search your whole pc after a previous session, this command...

It depends. If the ISO files that you have, contain software or drivers that are ment to be installed from a windows environment, then you can copy the needed files form those ISO files to a separate folder in your remastering directory for ubcd (e.g. C:\ubcd) Make a directory in C:\ubcd (e.g. drive...

It is part of UBCD. Hard Disk Tools ==> Cloning Tools ==> EaseUs Disk V1.0 It is the only free-ware tool of EASEUS. And it is a bootable CD (no windows needed). http://www.easeus.com/disk-copy/index.htm Disk Copy 2.0 is a potent freeware providing sector by sector disk/partition copy regardless of y...