Windows 98 Bootable CD-Images

[Akadjjoel]

I have about 15 IBM 300GL PC's i need to setup. They are all identical to each other.

I know you can make a images using ghost but i need bootable cd's. I know how to clone the hd's but i dont want to open them up and plug in the extra hd. I was wondering if theres a way to but the ghost image onto a cd-r and its bootable? This way it will save me lots of time. The image wont execed 700mb because only win98, drivers and small apps will get installed on the initial pc.

Thanks.

[RoaringOne]

Everything you need to know:
http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT...Section=1&Src=

[davidhammock200]

Just install what you want on 1 PC, Ghost to CD-R,

set target PC's to boot from CD, then Ghost from CD-R to the HDD's.

PM me if you need more.

Dave

[Jason]

The Ghost CD itself is bootable and loads the program so you can restore an image on the HD.

[watson1987]

cant you get bart pe load ghost from there, get a ghost image from a cd and load it through there

google "bart pe builder"

[Playa_1]

and i think u need to burn it as an image and not just throw the image file on the cd

[watson1987]

no doesnt matter with bart pe builder as long as you point it to the image file, wont matter, actually you want it as an image if you put it onto a cd my way

[Jason]

That is only for XP/2003 it says. He wants to do Windows98...

I'm sure you could make an unattended installation of Windows (maybe with 98, I don't know), and have it install all the programs and whatnot, but since they are all identical machines, making one exactly how you want it, then imaging it would still be the fastest.

[ppg]

what about about an older version of ghost? i'm sure that might have support for windows 98.

[Joshiyama]

Just make a copy of the ghost cd and add the image file you want to use to the cd provided its not larger than the cd can hold than you have to pan the image accross multiple cds.