How do you burn 2 x .iso to a CD-R?

-TangleFoot-

Kernel_Sanders wrote: »

But it did have 'ISO' right next to it, same as the correct ones did.

Holding your mouse pointer over the link usually reveals the nature of the target, provided you have the relevant option enabled. In this case it's a small file which tells its associated program where to get the larger file you actually wanted.

GunJack

Xboot allows you to build a custom (i.e. more than one ISO) USB OR CD/DVD, with a handy menu for you to choose which of the contained ISOs you wish to boot from. I've got a stick with hiren's, puppy linux and avira rescueCD, built with Xboot.

https://sites.google.com/site/shamurxboot/

You just add them to the list in the build stage, then burn

note:- with hiren's, you also need to add the HBCD folder to the root of the stick or CD...me and DebitCardMayhem (and some others) had a thread/discussion about it a while back, search the forum for it and it'll help

debitcardmayhem

GunJack wrote: »

Xboot allows you to build a custom (i.e. more than one ISO) USB OR CD/DVD, with a handy menu for you to choose which of the contained ISOs you wish to boot from. I've got a stick with hiren's, puppy linux and avira rescueCD, built with Xboot.

https://sites.google.com/site/shamurxboot/

You just add them to the list in the build stage, then burn

note:- with hiren's, you also need to add the HBCD folder to the root of the stick or CD...me and DebitCardMayhem (and some others) had a thread/discussion about it a while back, search the forum for it and it'll help

One may have been spud he'll be around soon

But of course all you need to is to burn a bootable CD with Grub on it and then edit the boot line and select whatever you want to boot before the default loads

Linbox

The best one I find is YUMI = http://www.pendrivelinux.com/yumi-multiboot-usb-creator/

Put the Linux iso on first, then Hirens.

You can have loads of iso's on a 16Gb USB. I usually have Parted Magic as the first one, then Hirens, then puppy; followed by anything I fancy playing with. You can delete isos (folders) as you require, you then need to delete the iso named file in the menu folder - in the multiboot folder.

Kernel_Sanders

debitcardmayhem wrote: »

But of course all you need to is to burn a bootable CD with Grub on it and then edit the boot line and select whatever you want to boot before the default loads

Of course you do! Why didn't I think of that? :undecided

But to be serious, I wouldn't know how to edit anything. The disc I want to burn has a couple of GRUB utilities on it already, namely Grub4Dos installer 1.1 and universal boot loader GRUB for DOS GRLDR installer.
grub4dos 2011-12-06 an universal boot loader based on GNU GRUB, can boot off DOS/LINUX or via Windows boot manager/syslinux/lilo or from MBR/CD, builtin BIOS disk emulat
The Hirens is this one.

Kernel_Sanders

Kernel_Sanders wrote: »

The Hirens is this one.

OK, I've bought my CDs.
Err... where is the download??

-TangleFoot-

Kernel_Sanders wrote: »

Err... where is the download??

Try here.