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as I can create a multiboot UEFI where my WIM is greater than 4GB, only if the system is based on ISO?
You may try whether the UEFI NTFS driver works for you- the bottom of FAQ #9.
Hi,
i made a setup stick with win7 + win8; setupfromusb copied the iso´s to the stick smoothly, i just wanted to know if the isos must be contiguous or if its not necessary. Far the best tool for creating setup-sticks, my compliments on this!
There is no need to be contiguous.
Glad the tool is useful.
Hi,
I’ve looked around but haven’t found an answer that seems to apply to this. I’ve used the program to create an XP 32 and 64-bit USB Multiboot with Windows 7… Challenge is, when I test with VMWare Workstation 10, I cannot find a way to get the USB to be read by VMWare’s BIOS so I have to make the USB read by making a HDD that points to the USB, After installing Win 7 from USB, the install changes the USB Win 7 setup and seems the USB MBR so the bootmanager on the USB is used instead of the V-HD.
Otherwise this is a fantastic tool! I love that XP is left in tact and is copied into RAM then used. Maybe that would help for Windows 7 32/64?? The add and removal is sweet in the GUI…now, if Bootmanager on USB wouldn’t be modified…
Any ideas? Thanks a *lot*. SMILING!
There are actually two ways to do pure USB boot in a virtual machine, as close as possible to a real USB boot:
1) VMPlayer + PLoP, I guess it should work in Workstation too, details here.
2) QEMU 13.0, Seabios and modified and maybe newer versions and modified vgabios-cirrus.bin, details here and the post bellow. QEMU compatibility with Windows 7 varies across the versions and builds, you may have to spend some time to get a compatible version.
By the way- XP is not copied to RAM, only a small ISO with the boot files (setupldr.bin, ntdetect.com and txtsetup.sif) is loaded from an emulated CD device, thus allowing booting from non first BIOS disk, otherwise ntdetect.com fails. Or if it’s the first BIOS disk, then the newly generated boot.ini will have messed up ARC paths. Txtsetup.sif in the small ISO is modified for the purpose, pointing where all other boot and source files are, which are now the unmodified ones.
Argh! That’s why I posted for that reply to be deleted and the reply to that reply to be deleted. It wasn’t meant for “WinSetupFromUSB_1-4”. It was meant for “YUMI-2.0.0.5”.. I had both tabs showing with Firefox and….writing my reply in OpenOffice..and.. Anyway. I’m usually more aware of what I’m doing, which you’d not know…but was heavily distracted in that moment.
Since the original reply was kept… Here are my comments FOR WinSetupFromUSB_1-4 (x64)…
Brilliant!! It’s MBR doesn’t seem to be overwritten in VMWare Workstation 10. It seems to keep the USB (Verbatim) File System (NTFS) & intact even when installing XP (32/64-Bit) and 7 (only tried 32-Bit). I’ve even removed the USB from Workstation 10 AND it loads and shows the Bootmanager correctly. Yay!
I know it doesn’t load the images into RAM as YUMI does. I can see that (If RAM in VMWare is 512MB or so the copy to RAM fails)…that wasn’t typed with any irritation. Your GUI offers more options, but doesn’t include a remove of an addition already made. Otherwise, it’s brilliant with my original and nLite modified XP disks. I had to self-modify my (Win)Doze 7 disks (32/64-Bit) because they don’t have SP1, and the way your package is set, they were rejected because of that. I looked around and all I could find (without a LOT of searching) were Microsoft downloadable versions of 7 with SP1.. Argh (not really). There are times when being able to uninstall SP1 is very helpful (for both OS’s)…which I’m sure you’re aware. So…cleverness was needed.
I’m doing a bit of testing with your program package now, and may be donating soon. Once a Hard Drive arrives from Amazon, I’ll try the USB without VMWare also as I currently don’t have a free drive. Not that it matters to you…but…anyway.
I DO appreciate the reply.
You got me here, couldn’t guess what that page and that message meant…
Anyway, vanilla SP0 Win7 images should work just fine, there must be something else disturbing. What exactly happens when you add such image? Or I misread you again?
Then you probably haven’t used that program then. Not a big deal. Here’s is the best description I can tell you without knowing what’s happening behind the GUI of your program.
1) Connect Verbatim USB Flash Drive. See it in the Selection.
2) I click the box so a Check shows for Windows Vista, 7, 8..etc.
3) Click the 3 Dot requester button to get File Requester.
4) It prompts about FAT32 and NTFS, etc. for a few moments then..automatically if you read quickly or not…
5) Requester shows. I pick my Windows 7 Ultimate 64-Bit SP0 image I made
a while ago with ImgBurn. I also made a new ISO with a newer version of ImgBurn because I was curious.
This is the reaction every time:
“This doesn’t seem to be (a) valid source!
Either or all of \sources\boot.wim, \bootmgr
\boot\, \boot\BCD are missing, or source is not supported.
RETRY to select another source or CANCEL to return to the main menu(.)”
If I pick a recently downloaded Windows 7 Ultimate 32/64-Bit SP1 Included,
or the ISO I created myself (SP0) then it accepts them, builds to USB and they install well (Workstation), thus far.
Log is interesting…. Ignore the Free Space on my USB, I only wanted to create a log for you and didn’t want to remake the Multiboot USB again. If needed, and I don’t see why it would be, I will and share another log joyfully.
2014/06/16 10:22:30- WinSetupFromUSB 1.4 started
2014/06/16 10:22:30- OS: WIN_7 Architecture type: X64 ServicePack: Service Pack 1 OS Language: 0409
2014/06/16 10:22:30- Program directory: C:\Users\User\Desktop\WinSetupUSB
2014/06/16 10:22:30- Checking if important program files are present
2014/06/16 10:22:30- Getting USB drives information
2014/06/16 10:22:30- Show all drives option is NOT selected, displaying USB drives only
2014/06/16 10:22:34- Verbatim STORE N GO USB Device
2014/06/16 10:22:34- DeviceID: \\.\PHYSICALDRIVE5
2014/06/16 10:22:34- PNPDeviceID: USBSTOR\DISK&VEN_VERBATIM&PROD_STORE_N_GO&REV_1.00\120A000000008B1D&0
2014/06/16 10:22:34- DiskSize: 7.46 GB Signature: CCD4EBEA
2014/06/16 10:22:34- Partitions found: 1 MediaType: Removable Media
2014/06/16 10:22:34- Disk–Partition: Disk #5, Partition #0
2014/06/16 10:22:34- Logical Disk:S: File system:NTFS Primary:True Bootable:True
2014/06/16 10:22:34- FreeSpace: 405 MB Partition Size: 7.45 GB
2014/06/16 10:22:34- Partition Starting Offset: 8257536
2014/06/16 10:22:34- Drive letter of the selected partition- S:
2014/06/16 10:22:34- Drive letter of the first primary partition in selected disk- S:
2014/06/16 10:22:34- Disk number of the selected disk- 5
2014/06/16 10:22:34- PNPId of the selected disk- USBSTOR\DISK&VEN_VERBATIM&PROD_STORE_N_GO&REV_1.00\120A000000008B1D&0
2014/06/16 10:22:34- File system type of the selected partition- NTFS
2014/06/16 10:22:34- Disk type of the selected disk- Removable
2014/06/16 10:22:34- Total target space available- 425283584 bytes ( 405 MB )
2014/06/16 10:22:34- Checking sizes…
2014/06/16 10:22:34- Total source size- 0 bytes
2014/06/16 10:22:34- Target space available- 405 MB
2014/06/16 10:22:42- Checking sizes…
2014/06/16 10:22:42- Total source size- 0 bytes
2014/06/16 10:22:42- Target space available- 405 MB
2014/06/16 10:22:59- Obtaining size of NT6 boot files
2014/06/16 10:22:59-
7-Zip 9.30 alpha Copyright (c) 1999-2012 Igor Pavlov 2012-10-26
Listing archive: D:\!!PRIVATE CDs\Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit.iso
—
Path = D:\!!PRIVATE CDs\Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit.iso
Type = Iso
Comment =
Volume: GRMCULXFRER_EN_DVD
VolumeSet: GRMCULXFRER_EN_DVD
Publisher: MICROSOFT CORPORATION
Preparer: MICROSOFT CORPORATION, ONE MICROSOFT WAY, REDMOND WA 98052, (425) 882-8080
Application: CDIMAGE 2.54 (01/01/2005 TM)
Created = 2009-07-14 02:29:38
Date Time Attr Size Compressed Name
——————- —– ———— ———— ————————
——————- —– ———— ———— ————————
0 0 0 files, 0 folders
2014/06/16 10:22:59-
2014/06/16 10:22:59- Func _GetVistaKickerIsoSize returned an error: 3
2014/06/16 10:23:03- Checking sizes…
2014/06/16 10:23:03- Total source size- 0 bytes
2014/06/16 10:23:03- Target space available- 405 MB
2014/06/16 10:23:13- Checking sizes…
2014/06/16 10:23:13- Total source size- 0 bytes
2014/06/16 10:23:13- Target space available- 405 MB
2014/06/16 10:23:28- Obtaining size of NT6 boot files
2014/06/16 10:23:29-
7-Zip 9.30 alpha Copyright (c) 1999-2012 Igor Pavlov 2012-10-26
Listing archive: D:\!!PRIVATE CDs\Windows 7 Ultimate 32-bit.iso
—
Path = D:\!!PRIVATE CDs\Windows 7 Ultimate 32-bit.iso
Type = Iso
Comment =
Volume: GRMCULFRER_EN_DVD
VolumeSet: GRMCULFRER_EN_DVD
Publisher: MICROSOFT CORPORATION
Preparer: MICROSOFT CORPORATION, ONE MICROSOFT WAY, REDMOND WA 98052, (425) 882-8080
Application: CDIMAGE 2.54 (01/01/2005 TM)
Created = 2009-07-14 02:26:40
Date Time Attr Size Compressed Name
——————- —– ———— ———— ————————
——————- —– ———— ———— ————————
0 0 0 files, 0 folders
2014/06/16 10:23:29-
2014/06/16 10:23:29- Func _GetVistaKickerIsoSize returned an error: 3
2014/06/16 10:23:34- Checking sizes…
2014/06/16 10:23:34- Total source size- 0 bytes
2014/06/16 10:23:34- Target space available- 405 MB
2014/06/16 10:23:39- Checking sizes…
2014/06/16 10:23:39- Total source size- 0 bytes
2014/06/16 10:23:39- Target space available- 405 MB
2014/06/16 10:23:51- Obtaining size of NT6 boot files
2014/06/16 10:23:52-
7-Zip 9.30 alpha Copyright (c) 1999-2012 Igor Pavlov 2012-10-26
Listing archive: D:\!!PRIVATE CDs\Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit SP1.iso
—
Path = D:\!!PRIVATE CDs\Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit SP1.iso
Type = Udf
Comment = GSP1RMCULXFRER_EN_DVD
Cluster Size = 2048
Created = 2011-04-12 02:38:58
Date Time Attr Size Compressed Name
——————- —– ———— ———— ————————
2011-04-12 02:38:58 D…. boot
2011-04-12 02:38:58 ….. 262144 262144 boot\bcd
2011-04-12 02:38:58 ….. 3170304 3170304 boot\boot.sdi
2011-04-12 02:38:58 ….. 1024 2048 boot\bootfix.bin
2011-04-12 02:38:58 ….. 112640 112640 boot\bootsect.exe
2011-04-12 02:38:58 D…. boot\en-us
2011-04-12 02:38:58 ….. 15872 16384 boot\en-us\bootsect.exe.mui
2011-04-12 02:38:58 ….. 4096 4096 boot\etfsboot.com
2011-04-12 02:38:58 D…. boot\fonts
2011-04-12 02:38:58 ….. 3694080 3694592 boot\fonts\chs_boot.ttf
2011-04-12 02:38:58 ….. 3876772 3876864 boot\fonts\cht_boot.ttf
2011-04-12 02:38:58 ….. 1984228 1984512 boot\fonts\jpn_boot.ttf
2011-04-12 02:38:58 ….. 2371360 2371584 boot\fonts\kor_boot.ttf
2011-04-12 02:38:58 ….. 47452 49152 boot\fonts\wgl4_boot.ttf
2011-04-12 02:38:58 ….. 611200 612352 boot\memtest.efi
2011-04-12 02:38:58 ….. 485760 487424 boot\memtest.exe
2011-04-12 02:38:58 ….. 383786 385024 bootmgr
2011-04-12 02:38:58 D…. efi
2011-04-12 02:38:58 D…. efi\microsoft
2011-04-12 02:38:58 D…. efi\microsoft\boot
2011-04-12 02:38:58 ….. 262144 262144 efi\microsoft\boot\bcd
2011-04-12 02:38:58 ….. 440832 442368 efi\microsoft\boot\cdboot.efi
2011-04-12 02:38:58 ….. 440832 442368 efi\microsoft\boot\cdboot_noprompt.efi
2011-04-12 02:38:58 ….. 1474560 1474560 efi\microsoft\boot\efisys.bin
2011-04-12 02:38:58 ….. 1474560 1474560 efi\microsoft\boot\efisys_noprompt.bin
2011-04-12 02:38:58 D…. efi\microsoft\boot\fonts
2011-04-12 02:38:58 ….. 3694080 3694592 efi\microsoft\boot\fonts\chs_boot.ttf
2011-04-12 02:38:58 ….. 3876772 3876864 efi\microsoft\boot\fonts\cht_boot.ttf
2011-04-12 02:38:58 ….. 1984228 1984512 efi\microsoft\boot\fonts\jpn_boot.ttf
2011-04-12 02:38:58 ….. 2371360 2371584 efi\microsoft\boot\fonts\kor_boot.ttf
2011-04-12 02:38:58 ….. 47452 49152 efi\microsoft\boot\fonts\wgl4_boot.ttf
2011-04-12 02:38:58 ….. 168645371 168646656 sources\boot.wim
——————- —– ———— ———— ————————
201732909 201748480 25 files, 7 folders
2014/06/16 10:23:52-
2014/06/16 10:23:52- Boot files size: 192 MB
2014/06/16 10:23:52- Checking sizes…
2014/06/16 10:23:56- There is no enough space on target disk to add the current selection!
2014/06/16 10:23:56- Total source size- 3.28 GB
2014/06/16 10:23:56- Target space available- 405 MB
2014/06/16 10:23:56- Last group used: Vista
2014/06/16 10:23:56- Vista source size- 3.28 GB
2014/06/16 10:23:56- Checking sizes…
2014/06/16 10:23:56- Total source size- 0 bytes
2014/06/16 10:23:56- Target space available- 405 MB
2014/06/16 10:23:56- Total source size- 0 bytes
2014/06/16 10:23:56- Target space available- 405 MB
It seems they changed the structure some compared to SP1 release. Wink! Yet, it boots from Optical drives well. Anything more want to know?
The interesting parts in the logs:
----------------------Path = D:\!!PRIVATE CDs\Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit.iso
Type = Iso
...0 0 0 files, 0 folders
----------------------
7-zip is listing is as ISO, UDF as it should be is not recognised, hence 0 files detected in the archive.
----------------------Path = D:\!!PRIVATE CDs\Windows 7 Ultimate 32-bit.iso
Type = Iso
...
0 0 0 files, 0 folders
----------------------
Ditto.
----------------------Path = D:\!!PRIVATE CDs\Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit SP1.iso
Type = Udf
...
201732909 201748480 25 files, 7 folders
----------------------
7-zip is happy with the ISO, UDF is detected and files are listed.
In short, the problem is in the way you made your SP0 ISOs, and/or 7-zip, which is used internally, not detecting them as UDF.
As mentioned, original Win 7 SP0 ISO from Microsoft works just fine. I usually test each new versions with nearly every official ISO from Vista till 8.1, server versions as well, again, all of them original unmodified ISO files. Nothing had been changed in format between SP0 and SP1 in the original images.
You may try if 7-zip lists those images with UDF explicitly specified, dir in command prompt to WinSetup directory\files\tools. Then try:
7z l -tudf "D:\!!PRIVATE CDs\Windows 7 Ultimate 32-bit.iso"Are contents listed now?
7-Zip 9.30 alpha Copyright (c) 1999-2012 Igor Pavlov 2012-10-26
Error: D:\!!PRIVATE CDs\Windows 7 Ultimate 32-bit.iso: Can not open the file as
archive
Errors: 1
I then loaded ImgBurn 2.5.8.0 and made a new ISO using the name on the DVD to the Desktop (I know, logically..it doesn’t matter). Ran the command again. Same.. Umm!! I got a feeling…”Use UltraISO (9.5+) , have it read..then ‘Save As..’ ISO. Then ran the command again, Voila, a list! I’m going to step back through the versions of ImgBurn I have, and that’s a list…haha, and see if it’s in all of them…or. Then test it some more, and see about posting a Bug Report. I’m also going to check my DaemonTools Pro Advanced to be SURE it’s also making images as should be. That’s…a big deal to me and other people.
I know there aren’t any accidents and luck doesn’t exist, so I’m glad I was distracted enough to post HERE! Thhhhhank You! I’m very sure others will appreciate it, too.
That’s nice, we both, and hopefully other readers too, learned something new. Thanks for sharing your results.
BTW, ImgBurn is a solid program and you may just need to play with it’s options. Here is a guide which might be a good starting point.
Mind you, as long as 7-zip can list and extract and ImDisk can mount the ISO, that’s all needed, it doesn’t even have to be bootable.
Boot files are extracted any way and loaded directly, later on ImDisk mounts the ISO as a virtual DVD and lets Setup access the needed source files during installation.
Without sharing a lot of personal history, I know well how good ImgBurn is. I’ve been using it for years with different media, and with different settings. For the moment, I’m only curious if the stock settings were changed or something to cause it to make a “bad” image. I love learning new things. “You can’t teach an ‘old dog’ new tricks.” is 100% rubbish, haha! I’m also not ‘old’
I’m a user from when the Amiga was new and very popular and we did a lot of ‘hacking’ back then. The AmigaDOS and Workbench were intended that way. Put the user in change and if you want to be more advanced, go for it!
A lot of checking and testing to do.. Wee! Also, a donation is heading your way. Perhaps that request will be fulfilled; option to remove added installs to the USB? If not, donation is still on the way.
You’re welcome. It’s about community effort and sharing. Salute!
Thanks, appriciated. Currently I cannot do much about removing already added sources.
However, I am planning a new version with completely different GUI, localization support, option to list and remove sources etc. But this will probably take quite some time, real life is priority and needs my focus and attention.
BTW, an old Karateka player here.
There is a bit here so relax, have some water or Tea… No coffee, or you could miss something. Smiling.
I had to reinstall Windows 7 64-bit as a bug in a Mac OS X driver corrupted the Registry (seems..from research). I really prefer the way Mac OS X handles things…without a Registry (except for the [bleeped] DRM!! Haaa… Thanks for the Karateka tip. That is a fun game for “mastering” being in the moment. 🙂 You didn’t link with the “here” though. Might be helpful for someone else. If you haven’t known of it before.. “thecompany.pl” also has an awesome selection. Many ways to bring Amiga to Now, and I like what they’re doing. I feel like helping with my Archives. Heh. Oh well, back on topic.
Your package, and the USB Flash Drive I created with it, other than only Windows, was really bloody helpful. Nothing like Life Tests that beat VM’s even as well as they do. I was wondering if some newer Bootable CDs would be transferred well, even though the GUI showed “Job done.” Yay!! Glad I donated, I might do so again later.
For new users reading this…it’s a Great program, itaushanov has compiled. I’ve tried several others and…even if you have to remake the USB because you goofed the order of Windows OS’s, haha, or want to change the order…it’s worth it. Most important is…there hasn’t been any corruption in the process of restarts from Installs…that I’ve encountered. MBR becomes changed, or something else changes the USB structure. I did notice this with a few other projects.
About make an ISO that functions with this process; ImgBurn first. I went backwards from SetupImgBurn_2.5.8.0 (Ugly new popup graphic to pretty Blue) to ImgBurn 2.3.2.0. Each one produced an unlistable ISO. I also tried Daemon Tools Advanced 5.4, and it produced the same ISO. Hmm! I’ve been checking all the settings in ImgBurn that are logical to me…
Then I went back to UltraISO, load (open) ISO, and “Save As” again, but the error happened again. I thought, “What is missing?” I then thought about the UltraISO settings in the upper left pane that shows “Image” and to the right “Bootable CD/DVD” and there’s a graphical Check Mark. Ahh! I clicked it to display File System properties. UDF was unchecked with each CD/DVD I imported. Checked it for each, as I re-checked each disk, and there it is! Each “Save As..” disk now listed with that command you shared.
Something changed from the other way my Windows install was to now. However, resaving with UDF has proven to be successful with each CD/DVD, since that’s supposed to the main structure.
New plans with remove sources (add by the new project), awesome!! I’m very glad to read that.
Long filter coffee, dark, lovely one to taste 🙂
Actually since you reminded me, I had plans to spend a weekend if needed to see the princess again, after all these years.
I’m not a coffee drinker. The smell and taste are like someone coming home from fields of toil and their armpits waving close to my nostril continuously with sweat dripping. I’ve tried many flavors and additives, and decided I’ll change my mind (literally) to like it at some time, but as of yet, not a priority. Spices, from bland to, Yummm…have been, and I’ve made those changes.
IS the princess your wife? Joking, joking. You Brits, a great sense of dry humor. Wink, Wink, Nudge, Nudge! I wish more of America had it. Ah, well. Too much Reality TV here, yeeeech! Okay, back to Amiga and USB stuff..much more fun than drama.
Hi, have been trying to install WinXP64 on Lenovo X61 ThinkPad with little success, Was able to create bootable USB with your program and initialize the Setup but during setup it doesn’t format hd (program says it can’t do it) so i leave file system intact. and it goes thru first phase copying setup files etc. Upon second reboot i select second option and then says loading MBR flashes by and then all i see is a prompt as its not loading.
In bios i updated SATA settings for compatibility mode instead of AHCI and still nothing.
Please help.
FYI, i had Windows7 installed on this laptop previously using the MS USB/DVD tool –long story why i can’t install that one again basically lost license info when hd failed:(
Thanks in advance.
Massa2
1) Try to repartition the destination hard disk from within the installer, deleting all partitions and creating new ones. XP might not see properly partitions created under Vista/7 and above.
2) Try to boot from the internal disk for the second stage, rather than the USB disk.
Thank you, it worked!
I’m from Brazil, and I made a USB BOOT using Grub4dos tool.
On this USB I insert WinXP, Win7 ISO, Ubuntu 32 ISO, Ubuntu 64 ISO, and Hiren’s BOOT CD 15.2.
But I have a problem on this Hiren’s, because some tools can work on NTFS partition, and other tools don’t work on this partition, only at FAT32.
I tried using an ISO image, syslinux bootsector, and copy the CD to the USB, but none of them solved.
How can I generate a USB with FAT32 and one NTFS partition for this situation and mount a satisfatory menu.lst file to both?
Does anyone know a solution to this problem?
Thanks people.
You could use USB hard disk and make several partitions and place sources as you wish. FAT32 should be the first one. Just do not use the auto-format option afterwards.
Thanks for the tip.
After I put the Hiren on FAT32 partition, how do I use this USB hard drive NTFS partition, or otherwise?
Because I’m using to generate this USB with WinSetupFromUSB, and I not found the command or button that makes access to both partitions.
I’m doing the following:
With WinSetupFromUSB 1.4 open I start the RMPrepUSB, I select the desired USB, click on “Prepare Drive” for FAT32 partition – Boot as HDD. After this I Install grub4dos. Exit and then import the Hirens to USB, but do not know how to access the NTFS partition to create even before or after the whole operation.
Could you help me?
You should be using BootIce to repartition the disk, you might need to ensure the first partition is set to active, can’t recall what DOS requirements were.
Then the newly created partitions will be selectable and you can place whatever you want on them. Program installs the needed grub4dos MBR and files, there is no need to do that in BootIce or RMPrepUSB.
Mind you, Hiren’s BCD is still warez hence no more support here for it.
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