can'boot : missing ntldr

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Hello

I make a image with windows embedded , she boot very well
I create a .iso with hd2iso.exe
I burn the image with ner
and when i launch the c
message error : "missing ntldr

why

mik
("Sorry for my english, i'am not very good")
 
Your error does not have anything to do with missing components.
Missing ntldr could only mean that boot loader can't find ntdlr.
Check if file is present.
If you are creating El-torito CD.

There are some bugs in hd2iso.
1. You must use XPe from first partition on HDD to be on your first
partition on CD.
Also you should use disks smaller than 700 MB (Although I don't know if this
is required).

If you can't find disk or partition that matches this requirements, then you
can:

Use sdi file to create virtual disk of wanted size and partition it as you
would HDD.
After formatting new partitions, you can copy XPe post FBA files to first
partition of this disk.

And then you can use hd2iso to create iso.

Regards,
Slobodan





Then
 
now i have got new error who is

1 HD system type-(06
missing operating syste

XP is "c:" on first disc //// xpe is "d:" on second dis
partition on hdd2 : 256 M

do you thinks that my error is about the xpe on partition "d:

regard
 
You never said, are you trying El-torito?
If you do you must run hd2iso from first partition. If you can't follow my
previous post.

You are using same disk partition order as I do (very easy to use and very
dangerous if you skip only one procedure).

Also you should use C: (I don't think that you must, but ....)

Read how to do this:
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/embedded/community/tips/xp/runtimepartition
..asp

Also decrypt my notes:
El-Torito
Part 1 boot
Part X XPe(El-torito)
REG RAM EWF Enabled and point to Part 1
El torito component should use default 'ELTO' disk signature.
SYSTEM\MountedDevices\\DosDevices\Z: REG_BINARY 45 4C 54 4F 00 7E 00 00 00
00 00 00
SDI Mgr for disk active partition.
Hd2iso
CDBurn

Note it is very important that you protect first partition (not C:) with RAM
EWF solution that i have described on www.xpefiles.com in ramewf.zip

Also make EWF enabled by default since it won't protect XPe partition during
the boot from HDD (It will probably protect Windows XP partition).
and you should do things that etprep does manually, or at least you should
call only some phases manually.

Good luck with all this,
Slobodan
 
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