Index of /~appro/linux/DVD+RW/tools/win32. This catalog is intended for most up-to-date pre-compiled Win32/Mingw32 binaries, as well as accompanying mkisofs.exe specifically trimmed for usage with growisofs.
Run-time system requirements. Windows 2000 or later, period. Just download and run, no additional components are required, not even MinGW (nor notorious cygwin1.dll:-). The only additional requirement is that growisofs.exe and mkisofs.exe have to reside in the same directory. For your convenience copy all executables you download here into some catalog on your . Usage notes. Even though the port "targets" MinGW, running growisofs under MinGW shell does not appear to be very practical, because the latter is way too brutal with children processes. Customized mkisofs.exe binary is formally required for multi-session recordings only. To burn as unprivileged user set up device ACL with Nero Burn Rights. Binaries below were verified to work correctly even under Win64. If you want to compile yourself. Data Recovery Software Products - Runtime Software Products. Run our programs from a boot CD-ROM.
This article describes the BartPE boot CD-ROM. As an alternative, you can also use the easier to create, ready-to-use Runtime Live CD. What is WinPE? Microsoft's WinPE is a stripped down version of Windows XP capable of running from boot CD-ROMs. Its name stands for "Windows Preinstallation Environment". WinPE does not require a hard drive to boot, it can run solely from a CD drive using the memory for dynamic data.
WinPE is not available for end user customers, but all files needed for WinPE to run are included in a retail Windows XP installation CD. What is BartPE? Bart Lagerweij's PE Builder is a utility that allows you to create your own bootable CD-ROM ("BartPE") by extracting the necessary files from your Windows XP installation CD. PE Builder lets you add other applications by using "plugins". Another extremely useful feature of BartPE is the ability to create a boot CD-ROM that provides network access. Available Plugins Possible Uses Notes. Folder2Iso Main Page (Official Page). DriveImage XML Backup Software - Data Recovery Product. DriveImage XML English (1.78MB) Image and Backup logical Drives and Partitions File Size:1.78 MB Price: Private Edition Free - Commercial Edition - Buy Now System Requirements: Pentium Processor - 256 MB RAM Windows XP, 2003, Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10 Image and Backup logical Drives and Partitions DriveImage XML is an easy to use and reliable program for imaging and backing up partitions and logical drives.
Image creation uses Microsoft's Volume Shadow Services (VSS), allowing you to create safe "hot images" even from drives currently in use. DriveImage XML runs under Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, and Windows 10 only. Two Versions of DriveImage XML are available: Private Edition: Private home users are allowed to use the Private Edition of DriveImage XML without charge. Commercial Edition: If you are a business or organization or use DriveImage XML commercially, you need to purchase the Commercial Edition. Read the DriveImage XML FAQ. MEMDISK - Syslinux Wiki. MEMDISK is meant to allow booting legacy operating systems.
MEMDISK can boot floppy images, hard disk images and some ISO images. MEMDISK simulates a disk by claiming a chunk of high memory for the disk and a (very small - 2K typical) chunk of low (DOS) memory for the driver itself, then hooking the INT 13h (disk driver) and INT 15h (memory query) BIOS interrupts. MEMDISK is an auxiliary module used in conjunction with a boot loader that can load linux kernels (EXTLINUX/ISOLINUX/PXELINUX/SYSLINUX, grub, grub4dos grub2, ...). You need a disk image as well as the memdisk file itself. As far as the bootloader is concerned, MEMDISK is the "kernel" and disk image is the initial ramdisk (initrd). The disk image, passed as initrd, can be a compressed zip or gzip file. In the next examples hdt.img is a floppy image (hdt.iso is a ISO image) containing Hardware Detection Tool (runs directly on SYSLINUX) and dosboot.img is a floppy image that contains some version of DOS.
HDT.