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Screwz Luse said:Booting off a DVD requires no drivers per say. If you're comp can boot from CD from a DVD drive, then it can boot from a DVD. The DVD drive is what really makes the difference between a data CD and a data DVD. Drivers aren't needed to boot from a DVD.
I hope someone told you this, and it wasn't your own idea. Either that, or it's a theory clearly untested.Nivram said:Someone correct me if I'm wrong.....
Doesn't the dvd drive need to have drivers installed to actually read the dvd??
If you tried to boot off of a dvd, I'm pretty sure it would be unreadable by even a dvd drive, since the windows based drivers aren't installed. Likely your drive wouldn't even recognize it as anything more than an unrecognizable disk with nothing on it. It'd be like trying to get a cd-rom drive to read a dvd, ya know?
At least, that's the way I understand things.....
I'm guessing the boot file for a Windows DVD isn't something that can be easily downloaded?Screwz Luse said:uuummmm... I don't recall but when creating a bootable dvd, the boot sector file used for booting from a CD is different. I use a different boot file, at least, when creating a Windows CD and a Windows DVD.
CDIMAGE.EXE -lAIODVD -t08/23/2001,09:00:00 -bD:\Projects\AIO-DVD\CDSH\loader.bin -h -j1 -o -m D:\Projects\AIO-DVD D:\AIO-DVD.iso