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Creating Multiboot ISO USB
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I am trying to make a multiboot ISO USB drive so I can run LiveCDs along with Windows ISOs. For example: I am taking a class in Linux. I have used multiple different programs like Grub4Dos, syslinux, and can get Ubuntu to boot. But it does not recognize the windows 7 install ISO or the Vista install ISO I have on my flash drive. Is there a way to choose which ISO I want to boot that recognizes Windows, and Linux ISOs? I have scowered the internet trying to find a solution to this and have found nothing.
I can set up a bootable Windows USB and bootable Linux USB separately. But cant do it together. I did the windows boot by using xcopy in command line and copying the files over to the flashdrive.
I would like a solution so I can choose which ISO or Windows install files I want to use so I don't have to carry lots of USB drives
I am trying to make a multiboot ISO USB drive so I can run LiveCDs along with Windows ISOs. For example: I am taking a class in Linux. I have used multiple different programs like Grub4Dos, syslinux, and can get Ubuntu to boot. But it does not recognize the windows 7 install ISO or the Vista install ISO I have on my flash drive. Is there a way to choose which ISO I want to boot that recognizes Windows, and Linux ISOs? I have scowered the internet trying to find a solution to this and have found nothing.
I can set up a bootable Windows USB and bootable Linux USB separately. But cant do it together. I did the windows boot by using xcopy in command line and copying the files over to the flashdrive.
I would like a solution so I can choose which ISO or Windows install files I want to use so I don't have to carry lots of USB drives
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