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hi all

 

I would like to create a sort of 'Ultimate Boot USB'. Is there a way of booting a computer from a usb drive to a menu where you have the option to load a number of different bootable programs such as UBCD, BackTrack, a Linux LiveCD with GParted etc etc.

 

At the moment i have about 4 usb drives with different things on and i would like to condence them all into one.

 

cant seem to find anything on the net.

 

Free if possible.

 

cheers

 

James

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I have created one today... I have a universal driver, I could send you this so you can create it... is it ghost you are using?
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Posted

thanks, im not sure thats what im looking for.

 

Its my fault for not explaining very well.

 

 

I have 2-3 memory sticks that each have a different program that will load when the computer boots up. for example, Ultimate Boot CD, BackTrack 3, a Linux LiveCD, XP CD, etc etc.

 

What im looking for is something so that when i boot from a single usb stick, it shows some kind of menu that i can select which of these different programs i want to load.

 

I want a multi boot usb drive.

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thanks, im not sure thats what im looking for.

 

Its my fault for not explaining very well.

 

 

I have 2-3 memory sticks that each have a different program that will load when the computer boots up. for example, Ultimate Boot CD, BackTrack 3, a Linux LiveCD, XP CD, etc etc.

 

What im looking for is something so that when i boot from a single usb stick, it shows some kind of menu that i can select which of these different programs i want to load.

 

I want a multi boot usb drive.

 

so kinda like the menu you get who you boot hirens boot disc? I think i know what you mean but don't know how you'd go about doing it. Could be useful though :)

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I figured out how to boot ISO from one USB Drive. It took me around 5 hours from different guides to figure this out. Please spread to different forum if needed. This is the easiest way I figured out to do it. It can boot, but Windows 7 can't really install. It's missing a CD/DVD driver. Any idea how to fix?

 

 

Tools Need:

- MultiBootISOs-v0.3.exe (Google it)

- Menu.lst

 

1) Format to FAT32 (Not sure if NTFS works, I didn't try at the end)

2) Run MultiBootISOs-0.3.exe (run as Windows XP SP3 if you get an error)

3) Move ISOs over to ROOT

4) Edit menu.lst with NOTEPAD with your ISOs names and then copy/replace the menu.lst on the USB

 

On my USB I have the following ISOs

- Acronis

- pmagic-4.8

- ubcd411

- Windows 7 Activated

- Windows XP SP3

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