传奇3xp
Serials:
DG8FV-B9TKY-FRT9J-6CRCC-XPQ4G
6YDH3-GPKVM-2DX3V-WDXQM-BHWGJ
3KHMJ-DW7BX-77XHM-DFCW3-J4GHW
since you may not have permission to use public computer to create the usb booter, there is an easy way to do it: from: https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?t=174570
With SteveSi's feedback, which is good news for simplifying the process.
Here is a revised short process :
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Format the USB flash with FAT32. this is easy, use linux command or just insert usb to windows computer and format to FAT32
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Make a directory e2b to store the easy2boot zip archive file.
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Download the file Easy2Boot.zip from the link: https://www.fosshub.com/Easy2Boot.html
keep in mind that you need to download the version with xp support. If you are gooing to use Linux to make the booter, download the .zip version.
Save it into the above e2b directory, it's just a archive, needs to extrat to usb in step-6. the extract passowrd is e2b
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Cd to e2b directory, get into root terminal
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Mount the USB flash with mount /dev/sdb1 /mnt
root@trios:/home/wayne/e2b# mount /dev/sdb1 /mnt
- Extract the above file directly to root of the USB flash
root@trios:/home/wayne/e2b# unzip Easy2Boot_v1.53.zip -d /mnt
- cd to the directory containing the bootlace file
root@trios:/# cd /mnt/_ISO/docs/linux_utils/
- Install bootlace to USB flash
root@trios:/mnt/_ISO/docs/linux_utils# ./bootlace.com --time-out=0 /dev/sdb
- Use the GUI File Manager ( or command lines) in linux, copy livecd ISOs to the /_ISO/MAINMENU folder or /_ISO/LINUX folder
just an example, I use Linux command to copy iso files to /_ISO/LINUX folder
root@trios:/home/wayne/Downloads# cp debian-7.6.0-amd64-DVD-1.iso /mnt/_ISO/LINUX/ root@trios:/home/wayne/Downloads# cp systemrescuecd-x86-4.3.0.iso /mnt/_ISO/LINUX/ root@trios:/home/wayne/Downloads# cp debian-live-7.5.0-amd64-xfce-desktop+nonfree.iso /mnt/_ISO/LINUX/
For window xp, needs to copy to _ISO/WINDOWS/XP/<xp.iso>
#cp sparkylinux-3.4.1-x86_64-base.iso pmagic_2013_08_10_reconstructed.iso Porteus-XFCE-v3.0-i486.iso Porteus-MATE-v3.0-i486.iso /mnt/_ISO/LINUX/
That is all.
Easier process than before, thanks to SteveSi's Easy2Boot...v1.53
with this, it is easy to make multiboot USB flash or USB drive too. :mrgreen: