I am making a DVD bootable disk.
The tool used is Nero 6.
The DVD bootable disk I made using the win98 floppy image stops at the startup screen and cannot be used.
But the DVD bootable disk made with Super Boot Disk GrubDisk can be booted (that is, entering DOS).
I want to ask why the win98 one cannot start normally? I also want to ask why the made DVD bootable disk can be normally used in CD-ROM and DVD-ROM but cannot be used in DVD-RAM. Is there a way to solve it?
I also want to know why I can't directly burn the files of the floppy bootable disk into the DVD to make a DVD bootable disk, but have to use the tool "choose a:\ " to make the DVD bootable disk.
Please ask the experts for guidance.
[ Last edited by finalmilk on 2009-3-8 at 14:10 ]
The tool used is Nero 6.
The DVD bootable disk I made using the win98 floppy image stops at the startup screen and cannot be used.
But the DVD bootable disk made with Super Boot Disk GrubDisk can be booted (that is, entering DOS).
I want to ask why the win98 one cannot start normally? I also want to ask why the made DVD bootable disk can be normally used in CD-ROM and DVD-ROM but cannot be used in DVD-RAM. Is there a way to solve it?
I also want to know why I can't directly burn the files of the floppy bootable disk into the DVD to make a DVD bootable disk, but have to use the tool "choose a:\ " to make the DVD bootable disk.
Please ask the experts for guidance.
[ Last edited by finalmilk on 2009-3-8 at 14:10 ]
