jasontektips
Programmer
Hi,
I have a laptop installed with WinXP on the NTFS partition, with external CDROM via USB. Also, I have a Win98 boot disk in which I use Nero to burn to CD i.e. a Win98 bootup CD. I've also included some files/programs inside the CD.
My intention : After inserting my Win98 bootup CD in my external CDROM(via USB), I try to restart my laptop hoping to boot in Win98 with CDROM support.
Result : I can boot into Win98, but I can't have the CDROM drive. Error message indicate driver not found. This means I can't access to files/programs I've loaded into the CD(together with the bootup).
Actually, what I'm trying to do here is to create an image of my current C: NTFS partition with Ghost2003. I've been using the above method for my other PCs with ATAPI-CD-ROM and I dun have problem with that. But now my CDROM is external via USB and thus I have problem in creating the C: image of my laptop.
Would appreciate it if anyone can provide solution to the problem of my above method, or advice on another better way to create the image of my C: NTFS partition.
Thanks in advance
Jason
I have a laptop installed with WinXP on the NTFS partition, with external CDROM via USB. Also, I have a Win98 boot disk in which I use Nero to burn to CD i.e. a Win98 bootup CD. I've also included some files/programs inside the CD.
My intention : After inserting my Win98 bootup CD in my external CDROM(via USB), I try to restart my laptop hoping to boot in Win98 with CDROM support.
Result : I can boot into Win98, but I can't have the CDROM drive. Error message indicate driver not found. This means I can't access to files/programs I've loaded into the CD(together with the bootup).
Actually, what I'm trying to do here is to create an image of my current C: NTFS partition with Ghost2003. I've been using the above method for my other PCs with ATAPI-CD-ROM and I dun have problem with that. But now my CDROM is external via USB and thus I have problem in creating the C: image of my laptop.
Would appreciate it if anyone can provide solution to the problem of my above method, or advice on another better way to create the image of my C: NTFS partition.
Thanks in advance
Jason