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Useful Links • Click to download LiveCDs. • For Linux LiveCD+ Persistence, see, or for Ubuntu-based ISOs or see. • Click or to download official Windows Install ISOs. • Useful DOS + other boot disk images (site is German but disks are USA English - make a.imz file and then save as.ima using WinImage or 7Zip).

• For a useful list of Rescue Disks - see. • SARDU is another multiboot USB solution which you might like to try - they have a useful maintained list of downloads (note: some ISOs marked as 'EFI' do not contain EFI boot files and so will not UEFI-boot when converted to.imgPTN files - check the ISO contents contains a EFI folder). • Checkout these. • Use ChrisR's to build you own WinPE. • The _ISO docs Download URLs folder on your E2B USB drive contains many useful links - try them!

• can often extract files from ISO files when 7Zip/WinRar and other applications cannot. • New! E2B 130-page now available (complete course on making a multiboot USB drive)!

List 3 - grub2 menu system (for UEFI-booting of non-UEFI ISOs) Tips • For most ISOs (except Windows Install ISOs), just copy the ISO file to the _ISO MAINMENU folder. • Try to avoid spaces and special characters in file names - use _ instead of a space. Sila osoznaniya nevill chitatj onlajn hai. If it works, then try it with spaces. • Some files may require the file extension to be changed (if so, it will be mentioned in the list below) • Some payloads may require you to add and edit a (if so, it will be mentioned in the list below).

Sample.mnu files can be found in the E2B download in the _ISO docs Sample mnu Files folder. Look also for sample.txt files. • Generally, if it works for one version of a distro, it will work with any version of the same family/type. • Turn the SCROLL LOCK LED on before selecting the ISO file to see E2B suggestions • If a.ISO file doesn't seem to work correctly or you want to UEFI-boot from it, use the and convert it to a FAT32. • Use the MakePartImage shortcut instead of the MPI_FAT32 shortcut if the.imgPTN file does not work correctly - this allows more options. • It is possible to add multiple, fully-installed linux OS's (see ) and WindowsToGo OS's (see ) • When installing from a bootable linux installation ISO, specify /dev/sdX 4 as the cdrom source device (this will be the linux ISO- e.g. mount /dev/sdb4 /cdrom or sudo mount /dev/sdb4 /mnt/cdrom), where X is the USB drive letter, e.g.

Alternatively, try converting the ISO to a.imgPTN file using MPI_FAT32 (e.g. RedHat linux installation) and no special action should be required. For Debian, you may need to specify the 'CDROM' as -t vfat /dev/sdX4. Inf file for installing virtual usb bus enumerator driver. • For.ISO files that boot to DOS 7 or later - use.

ISODOS01 file extension - the CD/ISO contents can then be found on DOS drive B: after booting. • Some DOS programs (e.g. BIOS updates, etc.) can be copied to the E2B drive and then run using the DOS - FreeDos menu entry to boot to DOS - drive C: will be the E2B USB drive (NTFS or FAT32 supported).

See also the RMPrepUSB Tutorial #33 on how to make bootable FreeDOS floppy disk images. See E2B DOS page. • For Windows PE ISOs, try. ISOPE01 (mounts ISO as Y: - only works with 'Removable' E2B USB drives or E2B USB HDD + WinHelper flash drive). For E2B USB HDD drives, some WinPE ISOs (Hirens, Gandalf, Bob Ombs, etc.)may need to be converted to.imgPTN for full functionality. • For WinBuilder PE ISOs always use the. Iso file extension, they do not need to be fully contiguous - see.

• For WinPE UEFI-booting, convert to FAT32.imgPTN files. • If you get a syslinux boot: prompt instead of a menu - press the [TAB] key and type one of the boot options that will be listed. • If you want to display text files or help files - see. • If you still having problems and it is not in this list below, search this site first and then and I will try to help. Common 'gotchas': • Make sure all files are (Windows Installer ISOs and VHDs don't need to be contiguous).