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I have just sorted out the question and think that we might have found the problem.
I have just formatted a partition image file in FAT32 and turned it into a memdisk compatible format for use as follows:
title booting PE in FAT32 dsk under memdisk raw
kernel (hd0,0)/memdisk raw
initrd (hd0,0)/lmt32.dsk
boot
Then lmt pe comes out.
So the first problem is with map --mem that has been discussed at the above said link plausibly on A20 in sysoft forum.
The second problem is with NTFS format, whether compressed or not. That is if I change the image from FAT32 to NTFS format, it reports an error of:
missing file <Windows>/system32/hal.dll.
So probably, when the bootfile: setupldr.bin boots up and found that the boot-up drive is in NTFS, it checks something and reports the above error. This problem is not solved even when I copy the hal.dll to the minint/system32 from my hard disk system.
Please note that this problem is for machines where now map --mem does not work for WinPE; and that memdisk has to be used.
And if you want to use memdisk for using our driver, please go to our website and download a memdisk compatible version from inside the wmkiso_bin package.
VistaPE has no such problem.
May be you can try on your side.
[ 本帖最后由 windrv 于 2007-8-24 10:40 AM 编辑 ] |
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