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How to create the UltraBootCD
After
receiving the ZIP file extract the Ultra Boot CD Image file from ZIP file.
Then burn the image file in to a CD using any CD Burning software support ISO image or you can download Free ISO Burner From
Here.
For different
keyboard layouts please type "keyb XX" where XX will be your country
code at bootcd command prompt.
How to Create Bootable USB Flash Disk
From UltraBootCD
After burning the UltraBootCD image in CD goto
"USBDisk" folder. Read the Readme file for bootable flash drive
creation with UltraBootCD utilities.
How to add Norton Ghost
Open the ISO Image file using an ISO image
editor and insert your ghost.exe file in to UBD\Tools folder. Now
you can load the Norton Ghost from DOS menu program.
How to add Partition Magic / Partition
Commander
Create a folder named "pqpm" in your pc and
copy the Partition Magic DOS files in to the folder. For example DOS
files for Partition Magic 8.05 will be,
| 1. pqmagic.exe |
5. pqpb.rtc |
| 2. pqmagic.ovl |
6. vmhelp.dat |
| 3. pqmagic.pqg |
7. zabout.pqg |
| 4. ptedit.exe |
|
Compress the "pqpm" folder using "rar" utility
provided with UltraBootCD and insert the compress file in to UBD\Tools
folder using ISO Editor.
For Partition Commander create a folder named
"partcmdr" and copy the Partition Commander DOS files in to the
folder. DOS files will be,
| 1. checkmbr.exe |
7. scosw_a.sys |
13. scosw_w.msg |
| 2. dos4g.exe |
8. scosw_b.sys |
14. vdata.sav |
| 3. pcstart.exe |
9. scosw_c.sys |
15. z437.cpi |
| 4. pcstart.sys |
10. scosw_d.sys |
16. z850.cpi |
| 5. mice.exe |
11. scosw_f.msg |
17. layout.cfg |
| 6. scosw.exe |
12. scosw_m.msg |
|
Compress the "partcmdr" folder using "rar"
utility provided with UltraBootCD and insert the compress file in to
UBD\Tools folder using ISO Editor.
How to add SCSI / OEM mass-storage
drivers
Download the OEM drivers from manufacture for
your SCSI / mass-storage controller and extract the files.
Uncompress the downloaded UltraBootCD 2 zip file and open the iso
file using your favorite ISO editor program and replace following
files as instructed,
- Extract or copy answer.txt file from UBD\Tools\Windown
folder to your Desktop
- Edit following sections in answer.txt
file,
[MassStorgeDrivers]
"string that identifies the controller in the [scsi] section of
TXTSETUP.OEM" = "OEM"
For Example,
"Intel(R) 82801HEM SATA RAID Controller (Mobile ICH8M-E)" =
"OEM"
add all the devices listed in the [SCSI] section of
TEXTSETUP.OEM as above
Note If you also use this same answer file on computers
that have IDE controllers that start by using the in-box drivers
(drivers that are included with Windows), add the following code
line to the [MassStorageDrivers] section:
"IDE CD-ROM (ATAPI 1.2)/PCI IDE Controller" = "RETAIL"
If you do not add this code, you may receive an "Inaccessible
Boot Device" Stop error message during the text mode portion
of Setup.
In the answer.txt file, Under [OEMBootFiles] section and list
the driver files that downloaded from manufacture. This
typically includes an .inf file, a .sys file, and for Windows
XP/2003 a .cat file. For example,
[OEMBootFiles]
Driver.Sys
Driver.INF
Driver.CAT
Txtsetup.oem
- Replace answer.txt file in CD with
modified one
- Replace driver files in UBD\Drivers\Intel\SATAAHCI
with downloaded drivers
