- May 23, 2002
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OK, here's a little background info.
We have some laptops setup with 3 partitions. Partitions 1 and 2 are standard C and D drive running Windows XP. 3rd partition is a FAT partition that has some ghost image files on it that we use to reimage the first 2 partitions.
Currently I boot from a Win 98 floppy disk. Because Part 1 and 2 are NTFS, it doesn't see them at all so I just run ghost from a batch file that loads the image onto the partitions.
What I want to do is not have to use a floppy disk or CD but somehow press a button or something to get some sort of boot menu in which I can tell it to boot off the 3rd partition. The 3rd partition would just load into DOS and run the batch file so we just didn't have to use a disk any more.
Any ideas?
We have some laptops setup with 3 partitions. Partitions 1 and 2 are standard C and D drive running Windows XP. 3rd partition is a FAT partition that has some ghost image files on it that we use to reimage the first 2 partitions.
Currently I boot from a Win 98 floppy disk. Because Part 1 and 2 are NTFS, it doesn't see them at all so I just run ghost from a batch file that loads the image onto the partitions.
What I want to do is not have to use a floppy disk or CD but somehow press a button or something to get some sort of boot menu in which I can tell it to boot off the 3rd partition. The 3rd partition would just load into DOS and run the batch file so we just didn't have to use a disk any more.
Any ideas?