Kolkas dekui varau bandyt ;)

Bone Daddy wrote:

>  FlashBoot user manual for version 1.3 of the program.

> FlashBoot is a tool to make USB disks bootable. Its primary focus is USB 
> Flash disks, but other types of USB devices are supported too. Making disk 
> bootable means reformatting of target media (that's optional) and 
> transferring system files to it. Different types of systems are supported: 
> DOS kernel (MS-DOS, PC-DOS and FreeDOS), SysLinux-based disks, Windows 
> NT/2000/XP bootloader, Linux kernel, any other user-supplied bootloader.

> You may create blank bootable USB flash with minimal set of system files and 
> then manually tune it for your needs, or convert a full-featured bootable 
> CD-ROM or floppy disk to bootable USB Flash keeping all functionality.
> FlashBoot is able to write its output to a physical disk or to image file. 
> So you may create customized flash disk manually or with another tool and 
> use FlashBoot to create image out of it and redistribute it in local network 
> or online.

> FlashBoot is designed to be compatible with all types of hardware. It is not 
> binded to Transend, Kingston, HP or to any other particular manufacturer of 
> USB Flash or other types of USB disks.

> FlashBoot is designed to be compatible with all types of media. It is not 
> binded to any fixed media size or disk geometry, specific for some 
> particular kind of devices.

> FlashBoot is designed to be compatible with all BIOSes. Some of them rely on 
> so-called superfloppy format (called also USB-ZIP format, originally 
> introduced by external ZIP drives), some of them support only partitioned 
> disks (called also USB-HDD format, originally introduced by external USB HDD 
> disks), others work OK with both ones. You can choose disk format in 
> FlashBoot if you enable reformat option. Even more, you can use FlashBoot to 
> avoid such incompatibilities for existing USB disks, i.e. to convert disk 
> format of existing disk, maybe created manually or by third-party software.

> FlashBoot is a tool with wide feature list, for example there are no other 
> tools currently available to convert bootable floppies or CD-ROMs to USB 
> Flash disks, or to duplicate USB flash disks. You get all the features "in 
> one box" if you use FlashBoot.


> Šitas veikia, tik reikia nukrakint. Paleidi, įdedi instaliacinį CD arba 
> parodai jo image ant HD ir padaro bootinį flašą su Windowsų instalu
> Dirba ir nenukrakintas, bet su pauzem


> "Mechanikas" <triochlas@yahoo.com> wrote in message 
> news:e986f076759fe73ceec7e09a6d80bdf6$1@www.siulau.info...
>> Sveiki, kai pasidaryti bootable usb flasika ir sukisti i ji WinXP 
>> installus kad butu galima uzsikrauti ir suinstaliuoti windausus be cd. 
>> Internete pilna programeliu. Kelias isbandziau niekas nesigavo. Gal kas 
>> bandes esat. Pasidalinkit patirtim Dekui.
>>