Any way to start ISO or IMG Live-OS Images with Bootloader?

Hi blim,

i am experienced on BartsPE, but i was not aware of the fact,
that Windows PE 2.0 was for free. The Only little"drawback",
but its not a real drawback is, that you have to build the PE
from a Winpe.wim but its ok since so you can create different
and user defined PE Images. Its good, since its a microsoft
original tool environment.

But just to clarify: This does not solve my original question, nor
does it helpme in doing the thing i wanted to do.I t is just something
Don told us "by the way", which i consider usefull for future tasks
but not really helpful to my original question (maybe in future). But
i am very thankful for that Information, since it was something that
i can use in my daily work, when time has come for it!

Greetings

Kerem

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"Kerem Gümrükcü" <kareem114.RemoveThis@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> But just to clarify: This does not solve my original question, nor
> does it helpme in doing the thing i wanted to do

Yes I understand. But after making your Bart or Win PE ISO file(s)
just configure whatever bootloader you use to point to them (and any
other ISOs you want... Linux, MAC, whatever). A CD is way too small,
you need to do this on a DVD.

I've used grub and lilo to multi-boot (from a DVD) various versions
of Linux. They should be able to boot a Bart or Win PE ISO file too.
Why not ? If the Win ISOs can be "single" booted from a disc, then
it can be part of a multi-boot. The booting process from a disc is
not related to any OS. All the stuff the OS needs is inside the ISO.
It's not like multi-booting from the HD that involves using NTLDR/boot.ini
in combination with the bootloader.

I confess I've never tried it but it doesn't seem like it should be too
difficult
to do.

There are numerous other (freeware) bootloaders that may be better or
easier to work with than grub and lilo.

bilm