Avira AntiVir Rescue System is so far detecting the most items with Kaspersky Rescue Disk being the runner up. Set common=loop=$SQUASH cdroot_marker=$SQUASH initrd udev cdroot scandelay=2 The F-Secure Rescue CD is no longer supported and does not work at all. Set SQUASH="/boot/bitdefender/rescue/livecd.squashfs" Is it possible to get this to working using Grub2 like this? Initrd /boot/bitdefender/boot/initfs.i386-pc Kernel /boot/bitdefender/boot/kernel.i386-pc %common% %silent% lang=%lang% Set SQUASH=/boot/bitdefender/rescue/livecd.squashfs If not exist /boot/bitdefender/rescue/livecd.squashfs echo No squashfs on (hd0,0) & pause & configfile /menu.lst I tried to port it to Grub2 unsuccessfully. The structure looks like this.īelow give me the following error: Error 22: no such partitionīelow gives me the following error: Filesystem type is fat partiton type 0x0cĮrror 61: Refuse to hook int13 because of empty drive map tableĮdited by lindylex, 18 April 2014 - 02:05 PM. "Are you using a USB drive or an internal hard disk? I am using a USB. On the first partition of the usb stick is where the Bitdefender iso is located. "Or are you trying to run directly from an ISO file? If so where is the ISO file?" I was an that failed.
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"Have you extracted the files from an ISO (which one) onto the 4th partition already?" your code extracted the files from Bitdefender iso and created a four partition labeling it "Bitdefender Rescue CD". using partnew to make a CDFS partition and then booting directly from the ISO - this works for most other ISOs, but not this one). This ISO does not boot straight from Easy2Boot (i.e. I don't see what difference it makes if the partition 1 of the USB drive is FAT32 or NTFS ? Once the initrd is loaded, it should find the CDFS on partition 4 of the USB drive and load the squashfs - but it doesn't if the boot partition is NTFS. The thing is, this menu does not work on an NTFS drive and I cannot understand why not! Note that this destroys the 4th partition on your USB drive - so be careful if testing it! Kernel /boot/kernel.i386-pc %common% %silent% lang=%lang% Set common=root=/dev/ram0 real_root=/dev/loop0 loop=%SQUASH% cdroot_marker=%SQUASH% initrd udev cdroot scandelay=2 Rate this 5 (Best) 4 3 2 1 (Worst) The Rescue CD can also be used for more advanced repair and data recovery operations. Partnew (hd0,3) 0x0 $HOME$/bitdefender-rescue-cd.isomap $HOME$/bitdefender-rescue-cd.iso (0xff) If /i "%ask%"="Y" set ask=vga=ask || set ask= Set /p ask=Do you want manually set the VGA Mode (Y/N) ?
Title BitDefender Rescue CD (FAT32)\n Boot from BitDefender ISO The following menu works but only if the drive is formatted as FAT32 (not NTFS) BitDefender seems to have changed and is now Knoppix/Gentoo based (I think)