Looking for the ULTIMATE boot disk!

[chiwawa626]

Looking for the ULTIMATE boot disk! One that has all the stuff from a regular win98 startup, with added stuff like diagnostics, cpu info and all kinds of extras u can use when troubleshooting computers! does anyone have a good one

 

[dcdomain]

Well, I took a look over at Bootdisk.com and they didn't really have anything that fit the description you are looking for. But if you could settle for something less, they have plenty of different versions. And perhaps you can add the other utilities by yourself?

 

[Technonut]

Here you go, I think Ultimate Boot Disk is what you are looking for.

 

[SUOrangeman]

Why have a floppy when you can have a boot CD?!?!?!?!

See the link in my profile (it's not posted below). I'll be going legal with the next release (hopefully soon).

-SUO

 

[chiwawa626]

not a cd beacuse older computers dont take cd's, i want this for older computers like p200- anything up, for my comp repair class

 

[micron]

SUOrangeman, I love your boot CD. It has saved me many times .

 

[SUOrangeman]

I've been working on the update. I'll keep ya posted.

-SUO

 

[Pyro]

isnt it hard to make one universal boot up CD? I mean, every system is so different. But then again...

my current floppy disk serves me well. made it myself. Basic DOS files with some utilities (regedit, chdsk, edit) and mscdex. Plus I put on some nice text files. It saved my ass more than a few times..

 

[Midnight Rambler]

An excellent boot disk is the FAT32EBD (Emergency Boot Disk). The file to create it is right on your Windoz CD. Then add your other utilities to the disk after it is created.

 

[SUOrangeman]

Dangit, Rambler, yer giving away my trade secretz.

I've added PartitionMagic, Ghost, Iomega drivers, and some other simple stuff for 0.1 (a year old). I've already gotten rid of PM with Ranish and will be using Ghost 6.0.3 trial so that it can be legal. Just hoping to put some nice finishing touches on it.

See the homepage in my profile.

-SUO

 

[Midnight Rambler]

Sorry about that one SUO ...

Guess I'll have to check yours out, I've been using FAT32EBD for some time now.