How do you make a 98 bootable cd with network support?

[Joony]

I'm playing around with Symantec Ghost Corporate, GhostCasting seems quite useful.

 

[JackBurton]

Dude, just use the Ghost Boot Wizard to create your boot disk.

 

[Joony]

I tried that, there is no option to actually make a cd...the CD-ROM boot disk option asks me to make a floppy boot disk, after thats made, theres no option to make a cd or anything. The Network boot disk option only forces you to make a floppy. My laptop dosen't have a floppy drive

 

[JackBurton]

Sorry man, for some reseaon I thought you were trying to make a boot diskette.

Try this out:
CD boot disk
and this:
network boot disk

 

[JackBurton]

I just looked at the sites I gave you and they don't really show how to make a CD boot disk. Sorry man.

 

[lucky9]

You'll have to find it on the CD. My understanding of it is that you make a regular boot disk with the stuff on it that you want (network, etc.) and then copy that to the CD. You may want to change the disk from A: , as some computers have a problem with that as a CDROM drive. You might also think of Nero boot disk as the burner. I've used Nero to make a slipstream disk for XP with SP1, but I had printed instructions for that. I still had some problems getting it right.:disgust: After I got some sleep it went better.

Have fun. 😉