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I wanted to suppress the 'Press any key to boot from CD or DVD' prompt when booting directly from an unmodified Windows Installer ISO.
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If I boot from a Windows Installer ISO and the use chainloader /bootmgr I don't see the 'Press any key to boot from CD or DVD' prompt.
However, if the ISO is of the Joliet specification, grub4dos 0.4.5c does not understand it (only README.TXT is listed) and so it has to be booted using chainloader (0xff) - then I do get the 'Press any key to boot from CD or DVD' prompt.
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It occurred to me that I could patch the initial boot code so that it did not load the bootfix.bin file.
chainloader (0xff)
causes the text
Load RBA: 0x5B4 Boot Type: 0 = No Emulation
to appear. and 0x5b4 x 4 is 0x16d0 x 512 = 0x2DA000
cat --hex --skip=0x2da700 --length=0x100 (0xff)+0x2000
shows a string
SETUPLDR.BINBOOTMGRBOOTFIX.BINBOOTI386AMD64
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Therefore, if we can change the BOOTFIX.BIN string, we can cause it not to be loaded and thus suppress the prompt.
The solution turned out to be simple
This suppresses the 'Press any key to boot from CD or DVD' prompt.
[Edit] The ISO file is permanently changed which is why this works.
I am not to sure why this works - presumably (0xff) points to memory for at least some of the ISO and not to the actual ISO file???
I'm trying to make a winxp tab ed install cd from the i386, components, etc. folders on my tablet pc and the setup.exe etc. files on my winxp install cd per a tutorial. Both tablet and cd are sp2.
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I had to use another tutorial on making a slipstreamed install cd to extract the boot image since I didn't figure out how to use bart's boot extractor. I extracted the boot image from my winxp install cd using isobuster and I have the file microsoftcorporation.img on my desktop. I'm planning to use nero 6 to burn the bootable cd. Per the instructions I choose the boot tab, CD-ROM [boot], check Image File and use the Browse button to go to the microsoftcorporation.img file. The instructions don't say anything about also copying over the image file when I make the compilation, but in the printscreens of making a windows install cd w/ nero it looks like the microsoftcorporation.img file is listed along w/ setup.exe and autorun.inf and added to the compilation.