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If you have Ahead Nero, you can choose to create a bootable CD and use your first boot floppy as the image. &nbsp;Then just add ghost.exe to the CD compilation as a regular file and burn the CD.<br />
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The CD should then copy the files from your bootable CD and boot using that image and then you can access ghost off of the CD like regular.
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If you have Ahead Nero, you can choose to create a bootable CD and use your first boot floppy as the image.  Then just add ghost.exe to the CD compilation as a regular file and burn the CD.

The CD should then copy the files from your bootable CD and boot using that image and then you can access ghost off of the CD like regular.

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Hearty thanks to all,<br />
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I do appreciate your valuable suggestions and comments.<br />
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Thanks again.
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Hearty thanks to all,

I do appreciate your valuable suggestions and comments.

Thanks again.

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 hi all<br />
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I have two floppy disks one of them is simply a bootable dos and the other one contains ghost.exe , once the first floppy is booted , it will ask for the next floppy to be inserted to continue to load the ghost.exe. what i need is to combine these two in one cd so that it is bootable at the same time i do not have to insert a 2nd floppy. in short both of the floppies needs to be combined in one cd and the function remains the same i.e bootable+automatically loading ghost.exe;<br />
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Any help will be most appreciated.<br />
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<br />
thanks,
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 hi all

I have two floppy disks one of them is simply a bootable dos and the other one contains ghost.exe , once the first floppy is booted , it will ask for the next floppy to be inserted to continue to load the ghost.exe. what i need is to combine these two in one cd so that it is bootable at the same time i do not have to insert a 2nd floppy. in short both of the floppies needs to be combined in one cd and the function remains the same i.e bootable+automatically loading ghost.exe;

Any help will be most appreciated.


thanks,

want to make a bootable cd from two floppy disks

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