How To Make A Floppy /cd Start Up Disc For Osx

MagicISO FAQ #0006 You are here: > How do I make a bootable CD instead of bootable floppy? Question: I have a bootable floppy that was created by a program to update a computers bios. This computer does not have a floppy drive. So I need to basically make the bootable floppy I have into a bootable cd. If I can make an iso file that is an exact image of the floppy (boot areas as well) then I should be able to burn that to cd using any burning software. Can your program create this iso file for me?

How to Create a Windows 95/98/Me Startup Disk How to Create an MS-DOS Startup Disk From Windows XP; To use FreeDOS, you may either begin with a bootable FreeDOS floppy diskette, or simply download a pre-made bootable FreeDOS ISO image from the FreeDOS Home Page. Using the pre-made ISO image will allow you to skip Steps 1, 2, and 3 shown above.

Please do the steps below. Run MagicISO.

Insert the bootable floppy disk into floppy driver 3. Click 'Tools'->'Make Boot image from floppy disk'. Save boot image to c: boot.bif (example only, you may choose other name); 5. Click 'Save' to start make boot floppy image from floppy disk. After successfully making boot floppy image 6. Click 'New'->'CD/DVD image' 7.

Click 'Tools'->'Load boot image' 8. Select 'From bootable image file' and input c: boot.bif into the edit below. Click 'File'->'Save' to save the iso image to c: test.iso Now start to burn iso image 11. Click 'Tools'->'Burn CD/DVD with ISO'. Choose CD/DVD-WRITER,input c: boot.bif into CD image file and choose CD/DVD-WRITER SPEED. Click 'burn' to start. If you have any question, Please let us know.

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Creating a boot disk (bootable floppy disk) Sometimes it's necessary to have a MS-DOS boot disk. Actually, you do not need a bootable floppy disk to install Windows XP, because the XP CD is bootable. However, sometimes it can be very useful to be able to boot from a MS-DOS boot disk.

The most important reason to have a MS-DOS boot disk, is to be able to or to make an, as discussed later. If your XP CD-ROM is not bootable, you need this MS-DOS floppy as well to start the setup. WINDOWS XP SETUP FROM A MS-DOS BOOT DISK There is no need to install Windows from MS-DOS, the XP CD-ROM is bootable. If your XP CD-ROM is not bootable, then you can still try a bootable floppy disk.

Make sure SMARTDRV.EXE is loaded and go to the folder I386 on your XP CD-ROM and start WINNT. Summarizing you will have to give the following commands: (1) SMARTDRV, (2) D: (if D is the CD-ROM drive with XP), (3) CD I386, (4) WINNT.

Creating a bootable MS-DOS disk The easiest way to create a MS-DOS boot disk, it to visit the website and download an image file. The page gives you an overview of the different MS-DOS boot disks, I prefer the Windows ME, Custom, No Ramdrive (the Windows ME boot disk supports bigger hard disks with the command). Download the file and follow the instructions to create your own boot disk. Adapting boot disk With the Windows Explorer you can view the floppy content. If you feel the need to, you can add, delete and/or change files. I prefer to add the files EFDISK.EXE (), MRESCUE.COM (saving and restoring partition information) and MRBOOTER.EXE () from MrBooter (download: ).

Best free screen share app for mac macbook pro. The connection can be a bit slow compared to using a third-party screen sharing client but the image quality is very good and it doesn’t require any additional software installed on your Mac. Screen Sharing will then start automatically in your Dock. Once you’ve started sharing, there are various different preferences that you can configure although you don’t need to touch these if you don’t want to: These are the three ways to share a screen on Mac using OS X’s Screen Sharing tool.