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Hi h r u? I hope every one is fi9.

Can any one tell me How to create Multi bootable USB same as it in pics.

 

Plz help me

 

i dont konw how to create this usb. No one tell me about same Multi USB.

 

I am waiting.

 

Thnx

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thanks i will try.

 

can u tell me how to use software?

 

Hi Jamal007

 

As Bodminman says - you do need to follow the details on their site... also Google will lead you to lots of good blogs on how to do it.

 

Essentially you need to;

 

1. make the USB key bootable

2. Copy the Grub files onto the key

3. Create ISO images of any bootable CDs/DVDs which you want to have as options and copy them onto the USB key

 

It takes a bit of fiddling about with but works really well :)

 

Good Luck

Posted (edited)

The screenshots you posted look like they are from Easy2Boot.

 

Easy2Boot is a multiboot (aka multipass) USB drive (flash or hard disk) that you can boot a system from. It can contain a large variety of ISO files or image files or linux files (or any bootable file) and is based on grub4dos. No file editing is required, just drag and drop to your USB Easy2Boot drive and boot it!

 

http://i.imgur.com/ABHDi6C.jpg

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Suddenly blue error screen appear.

If you are getting the 0x0000007B BSoD that is because XP doesn't have drivers for your SATA controller. Windows 7 & 8 won't have this issue.

Posted (edited)
thanks but i am already use Yumi software i have face problem is that with this software after creating usb when i m trying to installing windows xp Suddenly blue error screen appear.

 

Yikes, XP, it think I still remember that. Anyhow, is it plugged it in to a usb hub or port that is piped into a hub on the motherboard. XP is beyond primitive, especially in the installer and it reinitiates all usb hubs when it boots into textmode which will cut off connections to the installation source. If it is that anything Vista or higher should work fine.

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Yikes, XP, it think I still remember that. Anyhow, is it plugged it in to a usb hub or port that is piped into a hub on the motherboard. XP is beyond primitive, especially in the installer and it reinitiates all usb hubs when it boots into textmode which will cut off connections to the installation source. If it is that anything Vista or higher should work fine.

thanks

but it is not solution.i have 1 friend who create Multi Bootable USB but he they dont tell about how to create usb.he install windows xp from his flash but blue screen not come from his flash

Posted
thanks

but it is not solution.i have 1 friend who create Multi Bootable USB but he they dont tell about how to create usb.he install windows xp from his flash but blue screen not come from his flash

 

Then make sure it on on a real USB port not a multiplexed one that is detected as a hub, there should be at least one unless your motherboard is criminally bad.

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Easy2Boot will install from a vanilla unmodified MS XP ISO on a USB flash drive to a target AHCI/SCSI/RAID PC. You need to add the DriverPacks.net mass storage drivers (just unzip the files to the correct folder on the Easy2Boot drive). Easy2Boot automatically makes the needed F6 virtual floppy disks with the correct drivers (autodetect). Instructions are on the RMPrepUSB site - Tutorial 72a.
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The last photo / screen dumps titlebar tells you what they are using

 

QEMU (RMPrep usb emulation )

 

ImageUploadedByEduGeek1377416240.091886.jpg

 

So as per @Arthur

 

The screenshots you posted look like they are from Easy2Boot.

 

http://i.imgur.com/ABHDi6C.jpg

 

and @s69's post

 

Easy2Boot will install from a vanilla unmodified MS XP ISO on a USB flash drive to a target AHCI/SCSI/RAID PC. You need to add the DriverPacks.net mass storage drivers (just unzip the files to the correct folder on the Easy2Boot drive). Easy2Boot automatically makes the needed F6 virtual floppy disks with the correct drivers (autodetect). Instructions are on the RMPrepUSB site - Tutorial 72a.
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