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| DOS启动盘 & LOGO技术 (启动盘室) » [Help] A Question About Automatic Restore with GHOST |
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| Floor1 play24 | Posted 2003-09-09 00:00 |
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I’m making a GHOST boot disk for automatic restore from CD. I’ve already added the restore option to the boot disk menu, but when it performs the restore it still can’t automatically find the CD-ROM drive letter. src=(the main problem is this CD-ROM drive letter issue)z:\SETUP_98.GHO
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| Floor2 play24 | Posted 2003-09-09 00:00 |
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I also thought about using the mapped drive method, but it still comes back to that CD-ROM drive letter problem. I don’t know how to make it detect it at startup and then map it.
subst z: %cdrom%:\ It seems like the above line won’t work, right? Everyone, please help me out and teach me~~ Thanks~~! |
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| Floor3 dos时代菜鸟 | Posted 2003-09-10 00:00 |
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Use a small program called findcd. It can automatically assign the CD drive letter to the environment variable %cdrom%. After that, under DOS, %cdrom% can stand for the CD drive letter.
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| Floor4 hhhhhh | Posted 2003-09-10 00:00 |
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A lot of DOS boot disks can find the CD-ROM drive letter, just try a few more. I drank too much today and casually registered an account to reply to you. If there’s any problem, please forgive me. |
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| Floor5 play24 | Posted 2003-09-10 00:00 |
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Oh, so FINDCD is used to automatically assign the CD drive letter to %cdrom%. Thank you so much~~~
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| Floor6 tasmzz | Posted 2009-04-03 22:09 |
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Just download any CD-based Ghost restore one from the internet, extract the autoexec.bat from it, modify the path and filename, then pack it back into an iso. It’s best to test it in a virtual machine first, and that should be about enough.
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