yumi multiboot problem with XP,got error28

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  1. savinio0
    Posts : 73
    windows xp c86
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    yumi multiboot problem with XP,got error28


    yumi multiboot problem with XP,got error28
    So i want to use yumi multiboot to run 2 things:

    1.Acronis True Image(acronis.iso) and working perfect

    2. WindowsXP black edition(WindowsXPBlackEdition2015) and here come the problem,i got Error28:Selected item fit into your memory(stage1)
    - HDD 26 Gb free and my USB 5 Gb free so mi dusks are not full

    I tried to follow this steps:
    I followed this steps but dones't work
    1.) To begin an install, select (Stage 1)
    2.) Upon first reboot, you must select (Stage 2)
    3.) Finally, after (Stage 2) is complete – upon the second reboot, select (Stage 3) to boot the drive where you installed Windows XP. If this option fails, simply remove the USB and reboot!
    Your ISO file name must contain no spaces.



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    Last edited by savinio0; 18 May 2015 at 07:44.
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  3. GokAy
    Posts : 5,656
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1
       New #2

    Try: First make a bootable XP install ISO and use that to add YUMI entry.
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  4. savinio0
    Posts : 73
    windows xp c86
    Thread Starter
       New #3

    i did that for acrnis trtue image backup and recovery and working amazing
    then i use to add yumi entry the xpblack.iso (tested and working , i boot with rufus on my usb)
    I check tools acronis working nice i click on xp stage one and i got that error:
    -Error28:Selected item fit into your memory(stage1)
    same for stage 2
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  6. GokAy
    Posts : 5,656
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1
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    Don't use rufus iso, it "may" not be compatible with YUMI.
    Ok, lets change it :)

    Make a bootable XP CD, boot with it and see if it works
    Then create ISO of it, and use YUMI to add to USB stick with "Windows XP Installer" option.
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  7. savinio0
    Posts : 73
    windows xp c86
    Thread Starter
       New #5

    i didn't used yumy, i downloaded BlackXP form torrent .ISO image, i uploaded in YUMI and start ,a cronis works , xp Nope i got that Error:28 must solve this
    thanks for ur support GokAy
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  8. Andyrids
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    Windows 7 x64 SP1
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    Have you tried booting form the image of XP itself without trying to do it through YUMI first ? In order for newer systems to run XP you have to set some additional configuration options in order for it to boot successfully each time (sorry I do not recall what they are exactly offhand).
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  10. savinio0
    Posts : 73
    windows xp c86
    Thread Starter
       New #7

    Have you tried booting form the image of XP itself without trying to do it through YUMI first ?
    YESSSSSSSSSSSS i burn the image with RUFUS on my USB and works fine
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  11. Andyrids
    Posts : 172
    Windows 7 x64 SP1
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    savinio0 said:
    Have you tried booting form the image of XP itself without trying to do it through YUMI first ?
    YESSSSSSSSSSSS i burn the image with RUFUS on my USB and works fine
    Ok, So what you are trying to do here is install XP from USB using YUMI ? or trying to boot into XP using YUMI ?

    The memory error sounds to me like your trying to load the image into virtual memory and not enough has been allocated, I know for Win PE it takes around 256mb... then again I have seen that error when the configuration has been wrong. YUMI is very good but sometimes you have to manually edit the menu and .cfg files in order for certain .iso's to load successfully.

    Have you tried what GokAy said and made a bootable XP install .iso and then added that to YUMI to see if it boots?
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  12. GokAy
    Posts : 5,656
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1
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    Savinio, how much ram do you have installed? How big is the iso?
    Do you have an unmodified xp iso? Try with that instead And see if it works.

    Windows installers create additional folders in usb root so I doubt this would work but use yumi unsupported iso (grub) option while making the xp entry.
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  13. savinio0
    Posts : 73
    windows xp c86
    Thread Starter
       New #10

    512 ram and i have an unmodified xp iso (702 Mb) on my Desktop ready to be used


    yumi unsupported iso (grub) ? how to do that?no idea
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