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| Floor1 dreamsu | Posted 2003-12-10 00:00 |
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How can I boot the machine from a boot disk under a multi-OS setup without changing the BIOS settings (with the first boot device set to the hard disk)?
I saw an article on the forum called “Boot from a floppy even without a floppy drive (how to use vfloppy)”. It mentioned that this can be done by modifying the boot.ini file and adding this line to it: C:\FBOOT.DOS=″ the system from a boot disk″. FBOOT.DOS is a boot disk boot sector file made with the DEBUG that comes with Windows, and it is placed in the root directory of drive C. But I ran into a few problems: (the computer has hard disk protection software installed, and the BIOS boot sector antivirus function is enabled) 1. I can't find the boot.ini file in the root directory of drive C. 2. Even if I find it and modify it, will those changes be wiped out after a reboot? 3. If the boot sector file FBOOT.DOS is placed on drive C, it gets deleted automatically after reboot. Can it be placed on another partition, such as drive D? I hope some expert or moderator can answer my questions. THANKS A LOT! |
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