Make bootable iso from student d/l

akad,

it will be easier for you to copy oscdimg.exe directly onto the C drive.

Then forget the system32 altogether - your command window should look like this:

C:\>Oscdimg.exe –u2 –bC:\expandedSetup\boot\etfsboot.com –h C:\expandedSetup C:\7.iso

I did that, and this is what I got:

Is there a line? Do I need to take a ticket for help? ;3

Shadowman if you are on XP - try doing the same as above.

People are having a surprising amount of trouble with directories - I may revisit the tutorial and see if I can make it easier.

I think part of my problem (maybe) that when I open Command Prompt the first thing I see is this C:\Documents and Settings\Josh>

should I be seeing just C:\>

OK, seem to be working now:

So it looks like you have be in windows\system32 when you run the command. You need to make this clear in the tutorial, SIW2.

So the iso has been created, but I got a warning. Still OK?

akadmon help me

shadowman said:

I think part of my problem (maybe) that when I open Command Prompt the first thing I see is this C:\Documents and Settings\Josh>

should I be seeing just C:\>

The bit before the prompt > should be the place you copied oscdimg.exe to.

Assuming you put oscdimg in C:\windows\system32, that should be the bit before the prompt.

to get there, you need to change directory, like this ( type the bold bits):

C:\Documents and Settings\Josh>cd /d C:\windows\system32

press enter.

You should now see:

C:\windows\system32>

put the command in directly at the prompt and you see:

C:\windows\system32>Oscdimg.exe etc

then press enter.