Windows NT 4.0 Live CD
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Windows NT 4.0 Live CD
Hello everyone! Is there a way to make Windows NT 4.0 Live CD? I was searching over the net, but found nothing
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Re: Windows NT 4.0 Live CD
the closest thing i have seen is a OS 2 Live cd.
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Re: Windows NT 4.0 Live CD
BartPE only wants to work with Windows 2000+ AFAIK.computebrute wrote:You can use BartPE to make a bootable live CD.
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Re: Windows NT 4.0 Live CD
There's really no easy way to do it - not to say it's impossible, though. You could create an image of a fully installed NT4 system, and boot it using grub. Granted, the OS itself wouldn't know what to do with the read-only filesystem, unless there's a way to fully load the image in RAM and enable read/write functionality within RAM. Windows PE wasn't introduced until NT5.1, whereas NT4 and 5.0 suffer from the lack of an easily configurable Live CD environment, sadly.
That said, perhaps we can take reactOS's live CD as a guideline too. In fact, replacing ROS files with NT4 files may provide something - just speculating here - or just a big pile of crashing bits
That said, perhaps we can take reactOS's live CD as a guideline too. In fact, replacing ROS files with NT4 files may provide something - just speculating here - or just a big pile of crashing bits
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Big pile of crashing bits definitely. Trust me, I've tried.jimmsta wrote:or just a big pile of crashing bits
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Re: Windows NT 4.0 Live CD
/MININT boot option is the key to implementing "live CD." I am planning to start working on it soon.
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Re: Windows NT 4.0 Live CD
It is possible with NT4 embedded, but it has caveats.
The plug and play in NT4 may as well as not existed, as when it did work, it mostly didn't. Drivers weren't installed on the fly, nor autodetected except maybe a few bits during installation. You would need to know the target hardware before you built an image.
The plug and play in NT4 may as well as not existed, as when it did work, it mostly didn't. Drivers weren't installed on the fly, nor autodetected except maybe a few bits during installation. You would need to know the target hardware before you built an image.
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Re: Windows NT 4.0 Live CD
Okay. It would be good if you make a real NT4 Live CD using MININT.Stephanos wrote:/MININT boot option is the key to implementing "live CD." I am planning to start working on it soon.
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Re: Windows NT 4.0 Live CD
And one more question: is it possible to make Longhorn Live CD (no matter which build, 3718, 4015 or 4074)?
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Re: Windows NT 4.0 Live CD
Yes, you can. For i386 setup, follow MSTest's guide for i386 setup and for WIM setup, use PantherXP to help you, and then with either i386 or WIM, burn the ISO on to a DVD-R or a CD-R making sure that your disk is 800MB or larger.Resident007 wrote:And one more question: is it possible to make Longhorn Live CD (no matter which build, 3718, 4015 or 4074)?
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Re: Windows NT 4.0 Live CD
That's for converting setup into WIM/i386. That doesn't explain much about how to do a live cd...Archenemy wrote:Yes, you can. For i386 setup, follow MSTest's guide for i386 setup and for WIM setup, use PantherXP to help you, and then with either i386 or WIM, burn the ISO on to a DVD-R or a CD-R making sure that your disk is 800MB or larger.Resident007 wrote:And one more question: is it possible to make Longhorn Live CD (no matter which build, 3718, 4015 or 4074)?
However this might help you : http://uxunleaked.blogspot.fr/2008/05/h ... ndows.html (That's only the winpe part)
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Don't forget for Milestone 7, you can make a Windows PE without extracting the contents from the install.wim: http://www.911cd.net/forums//index.php?showtopic=7337. For 5112+ here is the guide: http://dk.toastednet.org/iex_lh/Text/LH ... idkewl.txt.gus33000 wrote:That's for converting setup into WIM/i386. That doesn't explain much about how to do a live cd...Archenemy wrote:Yes, you can. For i386 setup, follow MSTest's guide for i386 setup and for WIM setup, use PantherXP to help you, and then with either i386 or WIM, burn the ISO on to a DVD-R or a CD-R making sure that your disk is 800MB or larger.Resident007 wrote:And one more question: is it possible to make Longhorn Live CD (no matter which build, 3718, 4015 or 4074)?
However this might help you : http://uxunleaked.blogspot.fr/2008/05/h ... ndows.html (That's only the winpe part)
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Re: Windows NT 4.0 Live CD
Thanks for the answer, but can I implement Windows Explorer in LH PE?Archenemy wrote:Don't forget for Milestone 7, you can make a Windows PE without extracting the contents from the install.wim: http://www.911cd.net/forums//index.php?showtopic=7337. For 5112+ here is the guide: http://dk.toastednet.org/iex_lh/Text/LH ... idkewl.txt.gus33000 wrote:That's for converting setup into WIM/i386. That doesn't explain much about how to do a live cd...Archenemy wrote:Yes, you can. For i386 setup, follow MSTest's guide for i386 setup and for WIM setup, use PantherXP to help you, and then with either i386 or WIM, burn the ISO on to a DVD-R or a CD-R making sure that your disk is 800MB or larger.Resident007 wrote:And one more question: is it possible to make Longhorn Live CD (no matter which build, 3718, 4015 or 4074)?
However this might help you : http://uxunleaked.blogspot.fr/2008/05/h ... ndows.html (That's only the winpe part)
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Re: Windows NT 4.0 Live CD
You can make Longhorn 4051 PE work with Bart PE: http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/16628-u ... ntry116173Resident007 wrote:Thanks for the answer, but can I implement Windows Explorer in LH PE?
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Re: Windows NT 4.0 Live CD
Thanks, i will try it outArchenemy wrote:You can make Longhorn 4051 PE work with Bart PE: http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/16628-u ... ntry116173Resident007 wrote:Thanks for the answer, but can I implement Windows Explorer in LH PE?
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Re: Windows NT 4.0 Live CD
WinPE requires XP Pro sp1 or better. Bartpe can be made with XP home.