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Thanks rindi<br />
That all worked a treat, and yes it works Yumi multiboot USB.<br />
All i need to do now is find out why my McAfee EETech Standalone disk only works as a CD Rom or a Floppy and not as a USB. I post another question for that.
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Thanks rindi
That all worked a treat, and yes it works Yumi multiboot USB.
All i need to do now is find out why my McAfee EETech Standalone disk only works as a CD Rom or a Floppy and not as a USB. I post another question for that.

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I have a McAfee Recovery disk that can only be created using a bootable Floppy of all things. I have the floppy which works fine, but want to run this off of a USB stick for the rest of my team. I have created a Yumi Multi iso bootable USB and would like to add this iso to it. Even a CD would work for me! &nbsp;Any help would be appreciated.
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I have a McAfee Recovery disk that can only be created using a bootable Floppy of all things. I have the floppy which works fine, but want to run this off of a USB stick for the rest of my team. I have created a Yumi Multi iso bootable USB and would like to add this iso to it. Even a CD would work for me!  Any help would be appreciated.

how to create an iso or bootable USB from an bootable floppy

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