Xp run of stick

Hai sa trecem la lucruri serioase

Microsoft sustine ca nu se poate asa ceva in momentul de fatza, am cautat pe google si am gasit cateva siteuri care iti dau indicatii cum sa faci sa rulezi xp de pe stick.

Daca cineva stie ce si cum sau vrea sa afle cum se face sa scrie aici.

exista o versiune de xp bootabila de pe cd.... e un xp de depanare, dar nu cred ca e vb de asta.... ar putea boota de pe stick.... de ce nu? la urma urmei usbul are si viteza.... si daca calcu stie sa booteze de pe usb...buteaza ca de pe un hdd extern.

oricum pc-ul trebuie sa stie sa booteze de pe usb. altfel degeaba are porturi usb.

Boot from stick
Windows XP Live Edition 2 (ISO Bootable)

a incercat cineva?
merge ?
eu n-am stick ca incercam

incerc eu astazi sa vedem ce iese si va anunt

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Boot from stick

asta am gasit si eu si ma apuc de teste

satept. sa spui si ce caracteristici sa aiba sticku sa iau unu bun

nu merge cu varianta de o zisa omu ala la linku respectiv

incercai cu un stick de 512 si dupa ce dateam comenzile alea nu il mai vedea windowsul asa ca incercai cu un stick de 1 Gb si vad ca il vede windowsul dupa ce rulez cu prog ala dar cand dau reboot si pun sa booteze dupa el nu vrea

asa ca mai studiez problema si va anunt

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Boot from stick
Windows XP Live Edition 2 (ISO Bootable)

zi-ne tu daca ai reusit

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zi-ne tu daca ai reusit

Nu am stick
am un HDD si un adaptor IDE to USB, ar fi ca un stick mai mare , incerc dupa ce ma trezesc

nu e tot aia ca hardu are sectoare pe disc,sticku nu

sunt in plin test acuma

abia ajunsai la pasul 5 asa ca mai am pana la pasul 20

daca reusesc va anunt momentan am de asteptat pana copiez windowsul pe stick si dureaza cam 40 de minute desi sticku e de 4 Gb dar nu are viteza prea buna

bafta

Ghid

Step 1
1.) (Testing the capability of USB-booting on your computer)
Set all Bios entries for USB as enabled.
Copy the three files ntdetect.com, ntldr and boot.ini to the USB device you want to boot from. The content of the
boot.ini should be:

[boot loader]
timeout=30
default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOW S
[operating systems]
multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS="Micro soft Windows XP
Professional1"
multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(2)\WINDOWS="Micro soft Windows XP
Professional2"


The USB device from which you want to boot can be a USB harddisk (best device for testing) with FAT16, FAT32 or
NTFS (compressed) it has to be partitioned and the first partition has to be set active. Using an USB-Stick a minimal
capacity of 1GByte is normally required. It is possible to use a 256mb USB-Stick, but this is more problematic and inhibits/
blocks any software update or installation of any other software due to the lack of memory cache.
Never use the USB-Stick without the EWF filter.
Having followed all the instructions, you should now be able to see the bootmenu. This means your computer supports the
USB-boot.

Step 2

2.) (Installing a new XP Version on your harddisk)
Install a new XP (SP1 or SP2) or Windows Server 2003 again on your harddisk.
(It is possible to copy your working XP to the USB device, but we prefer in this case a new installation.)
The XP installation works best, if your IDE harddisk is complete formatted or new.
Caution: No other harddrive or USB device should be connected! Do not install any other drivers than from your XP CD.
This could be done later on.

Step 3

3.) (Copying and customising the new XP installation)
When the new XP installation is working, disable the page file. (Whether the page file can stay on your USB device,
is not certain until now.)
Connect the USB device to your computer with the new installed XP.
Copy and past this new XP to your USB device. (By using another XP installation or BartPE.)
Do not copy recycled data and system volume information.
Replace the ntdetect.com on the USB device by the modified version. It is not needed on all computers but it is more
safe to do so.
(If you have installed XP SP2, you also have to replace all USB driversu sb*hci.sys, usbhub.sys,
usbstor.sys, usbport.sys and usbd.sys in USB device folder WINDOWS\system32\drivers by the XP SP1 drivers.)

Step 4

4.) (Backing up and adapting the Registriy)
Create a new folder named "Rettung" in the config folder on the USB XP and copy the Registry hive system into it.
Delete the key "mounted devices" in "otto".
Delete the key "HKLM\otto\ControlSet001\Control\CriticalDeviceDat abase".
Copy the following text, create a new file "otto.reg" an paste the text into the new file:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\otto\ControlSet001\Control\Crit icalDeviceDatabase]
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\otto\ControlSet001\Control\Crit icalDeviceDatabase\*pnp0000]
"ClassGUID"="{4D36E97D-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}"
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\otto\ControlSet001\Control\Crit icalDeviceDatabase\*pnp0100]
"ClassGUID"="{4D36E97D-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}"
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\otto\ControlSet001\Control\Crit icalDeviceDatabase\*pnp0200]

Step 5

5.) (Installing "otto.reg" and adapting it a second time)
Install "otto.reg" via double click.
For Windows Embedded you need a different otto.reg as CriticalDecviceDatabase which you can copy and paste
from here.
If the general entries (here WD160BB) do not work on your system, you may put the Vid and Pid names and the
HardwareID of your special USB device manually to the CritiacalDeviceDatabase) We additionally show you how to
do these steps in the extra tutorial.
Go to HKLM\otto\ControlSet001\Services and change the following setting:

usbehci : Change start = 3 to start = 0
Change Group = Base... to... Group = System Reserved

usbohci : (if the key is there, if not go to next usbhub)
Change start = 3 to start = 0
Change Group = Base... to... Group = System Reserved

usbhub : Change start = 3 to start = 0
Change Group = Base... to... Group = System Reserved

USBSTOR : Change start = 3 to start = 0
Build a new key Group (REG_SZ) (this key is present for the other usb entries)
Group = System Reserved

usbuhci : Change start = 3 to start = 0
Change Group = Base... to... Group = System Reserved

Export "otto" as hive to folder "config" of your USB device.
Update "otto" in the registry. It can be done by closing the registry and restarting it again.

Copy hive "otto" to folder "Rettung".

Delete hive "SYSTEM".

Rename "otto" to "SYSTEM".

Search on your USB device in the "windows/inf folder for the following files an delete them:

usb.pnf
usbport.pnf
usbstor.pnf

Open all three "*.inf" instances of the three files you deleted an set in each of them the LoadOrderGroup to System
Reserved ONLY for "usbhub", "usbehci", "usbohci", "usbuhci".
Set StartType = 0 ONLY for "usbhub", "usbehci", "usbohci", "usbuhci", "usbstor".

Generate key "LoadOrderGroup" for "usbstor" and set it as in "System Reserved" mode.

Shut the computer down.

Step 6

6.) (Booting from the USB device)
Disconnect all your other harddrives, except the USB device.
Reboot (XP boots from your USB device!)
Make a backup directly from your USB device, in case any errors might occure later on.


E de la pasu 4 incolo nu i-am mai dat de cap, nu am gasit keyle alea toate pana mea cine se mai pricepe la registrii sa ma contacteze poate facem test impreuna

http://www.tomshardware.com/2005/09/...n_your_pocket/
ia vez ma, o fi ceva pe aici

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freak iti mai trebe ala?

da

Nu ma prea pricep prea bine la registrii aia ca ii dateam de cap, dar nu ma las

damn it acuma da o eroare la dll, please reinstall your windows
)