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For example take Ultimate BootCD , Hiren Boot CD &amp;&nbsp;Knoppix CD or similar. Is there a way to put or merge all this kind of boot utils to a single CD and use it ? &nbsp;Because Hiren Boot cd is just 118MB and UBCD is just 115MB. So it would be useful and save space if those can be put into a single CD.
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For example take Ultimate BootCD , Hiren Boot CD & Knoppix CD or similar. Is there a way to put or merge all this kind of boot utils to a single CD and use it ?  Because Hiren Boot cd is just 118MB and UBCD is just 115MB. So it would be useful and save space if those can be put into a single CD.

Is there a way to merge two or three Boot CDs into a single boot cd.

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System Utilities

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