Hi,
First, thank you for this great software ...
I have a problem running ERD commander (Vista and Win7).
Files 'boot.wim' extracted from DART packages, then renamed 'winpe.wim' ...
For exemple I have the following error for Win7 x64 (same type of error with other boot images) :
Windows failed to start. [...]
File: \ER\7\BCD
Status: 0xc000000f
Info: An error occurred while attempting to read the boot configuration data.
Thanks for help !
ERD Commander
Re: ERD Commander
Hello
I believe the problem is with the Remap feature, maybe it is not enabled.
What kind of OS? Windows or Linux?
I believe the problem is with the Remap feature, maybe it is not enabled.
What kind of OS? Windows or Linux?
Re: ERD Commander
Hi,
Thanks for your reply.
I am currently testing PXE features on Synology NAS.
http://www.pyrosoft.co.uk/blog/2013/01/ ... -4-2-beta/
I would like to work with your software solution wich is more organised and neat than what I already tested.
I think you're right remap feature may be the problem.
Linux and DOS based systems I have tested worked fine, but none of WinPE.
http://forum.synology.com/enu/viewtopic ... 25&t=63365
I will try with Synology french community to work on this project.
I will post results here.
If someone have any idea to correct the problem ...
Thanks for your reply.
I am currently testing PXE features on Synology NAS.
http://www.pyrosoft.co.uk/blog/2013/01/ ... -4-2-beta/
I would like to work with your software solution wich is more organised and neat than what I already tested.
I think you're right remap feature may be the problem.
Linux and DOS based systems I have tested worked fine, but none of WinPE.
http://forum.synology.com/enu/viewtopic ... 25&t=63365
I will try with Synology french community to work on this project.
I will post results here.
If someone have any idea to correct the problem ...
Re: ERD Commander
OK, these are the general instructions to enable the remap feature:
Check the TFTP Daemon config, make sure you have the remap feature enabled:
add to your /etc/xinetd.d/tftp - "-m /tftpboot/er.remap"
(This is for CentOS with TFTPD - You should check the file location in your NAS and according to your TFTP Daemon)
It should be something like this:
Check the TFTP Daemon config, make sure you have the remap feature enabled:
add to your /etc/xinetd.d/tftp - "-m /tftpboot/er.remap"
(This is for CentOS with TFTPD - You should check the file location in your NAS and according to your TFTP Daemon)
It should be something like this:
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server_args = -m /tftpboot/er.remap -vvvvv -s /tftpboot