Hi, all - I\'m having problems booting a \"bootable\" Win2KPro CD that I created.
* I have the Win2K install files from a multiboot Win98/Win2K Tech Support disk, which I have copied to HD and applied the SP3 \"slipstream\" to. The root directory of my CD image tree contains the resulting identifier files (cdromsp3.tst, CDROM_IP.5, & CDROM_NT.5).
* I have extracted the 105 files (+ 2 files in SYSTEM32 subfolder) from the BOOTDISK subdirectory into the root directory.
* I have copied over BOOTFIX.BIN, SETUPLDR.BIN, NTDETECT.COM, & TXTSETUP.SIF from the slipstreamed I386 directory to the root directory.
* I am burning the CD using the shareware program RecordNow MAX, to a Memorex 4X Platinum CD-RW, in my Plextor PlexWrite 12/10/32A drive.
* I have specified the w2ksect.dat boot sector image file which I downloaded from the
www.nu2.nu site.
* I recorded at 4X speed (with verification), a \"Track-at-once (not closed)\", Mode1, \"Microsoft Joliet ...\" session, with no problems encountered.
I can read the CD from Win2k (or Win98, for that matter), with no problems. However, when I try to boot the CD from my Abit KT7A-RAID machine (WZ BIOS), using the Plextor drive that I burned the CD with, I keep getting a brief message, \"CDBOOT: Cannot boot from CD - Code: 4\" (after showing a single menu option for \"1. Floppy disk 1.44MB ...\").
I\'ve read some notes on the web about this message that indicate it is a driver problem, but I have booted both Win98 and WinNT CD\'s from this same setup, so I believe that it must be a problem with the CD I am creating.
What am I doing wrong?
I have not been able to use the cdrpack procedure from \"Bart\'s way ...\" because I get a message from mkisofs about not having owner privilege for the config file or something, even though I am running with admin privilege (only user on system), and it quits without writing anything.
