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Hi PC Check 7.03 is made by Eurosoft and it use's eurodos I have PC Check on floppy, CD and iso file, I have taken an image from the cd using Debian I have put my code from the pxelinux.cfg/default below. PC Check 7.03 is made by Eurosoft and it use's eurodos I'll take that to mean that it cannot be downloaded freely.

If it was, you would have shared a link, right? I have PC Check on floppy, CD and iso file, I have taken an image from the cd using Debian I have put my code from the pxelinux.cfg/default below.

It is useful to see this. I have tried different ways which I found on the net but none of them works with this software LABEL PC Check MENU LABEL PC Check LINUX memdisk INITRD /var/lib/tftpboot/PCCheck7.img APPEND raw All I got with the above was a flash of a text then went on to a blank screen with a flashing cursor at the bottom Thank you for sharing this observation.

LABEL PC Check MENU LABEL PC Check LINUX memdisk INITRD /var/lib/tftpboot/PCCheck7.iso APPEND iso All I got from above was 'MEMDISK: Image seems to have fractional end cyclinders' Thank you for sharing this observation. What version of MEMDISK are you using? I have tried the files without the.iso and.img extensions and still have the same results How about sharing all of the output of: # Please do not use spaces in LABELs LABEL pcchk # Menu labels are ok to have spaces MENU LABEL PC Check LINUX memdisk INITRD /PCCheck7.img APPEND raw pause. I have a floppy disk with PC Check, the files that are on the floppy are in the pic below Im new with Linux (debian) command line, Ive tried creating an image for the floppy but Im using an external floppy drive and for some reason I cant get the cp command to find the floppy drive. Ive also tried using MagicISO to make an image of the floppy '.ima file' but that didnt work either. I got an error saying windows boot loader could not run.

This should explain it. Use mount to find out which /dev/ device is the device for the floppy disk. Once you know, then do: dd if=/dev/device of=~/pccheck.vfd and wait for the process to finish copying the disk to the image file. @deaks.vfd is just an extension. If the format of the file is RAW (a dd-like copy of a floppy) you can change it's extension to whatever you like, only file association (in windows) will be affected. A common 'standard' or, better, 'convention' is to use: •.ima for floppy or superfloppy images •.img for hard disk (partitioned) images but, just like.vfd (which is shorthand for virtual floppy drive) they are just 'mnemonics' to know what the file is without opening/inspecting it. Please note that EuroDOS is a 'peculiar' from of DOS, particularly 'resilient' to booting attempts with external loaders.

A reported working approach has been detailed using grub4dos (but seemingly NOT memdisk/syslinux/isolinux - and consequently pxelinux) Wonko. Cheers Wonko Im going to see if I can find a tutorial on grub4dos and chainloading that I understand. Deaks Why not trying to solve the issue at hand? I mean, FORGET (temporarily) about PXE booting and try a 'local' image.

The screenshot you posted is about memdisk trying to tell you (desperately) how it 'sees' that image as being 1828K in size, with a geometry (absurd) of 121/2/15. The other mentioned thread demonstrates how grub4dos detects the image as that of a 2880 Kb floppy. Such a floppy image would be: • EXACTLY 2949120 bytes in size • with a geometry of 80/2/36 can you verify these DATA about your image? In SYSLINUX (yes, try a 'local' setting, you can use Qemu - optionally through Qemu Manager - as a testing Vurtual platform) load grub.exe (which is BOTH a dos executable AND a Linux kernel). Put everything in 'root' of the virtual disk, so that is easier.

Since you don't have a menu.lst it should get you to the command line directly (if not press 'c' to get to it). Then type: map --mem /pc [TAB]. Thank you for getting back to me. I have created the pccheck.vfd and I was wondering is there a special APPEND that is need for a.vfd file because Ive never used one before. For an.img file its APPEND raw LABEL PCCheck MENU LABEL PC Check LINUX memdisk INITRD /var/lib/tftpboot/PCCheck7.img APPEND raw Thank you again for all your help with this No. Your PXELINUX config-file here is almost fine, except that you chose not to use the same config-file as post #5. I don't know why you are including the path /var/lib/tftpboot/ on your INITRD line.

I don't know why you don't have pause on the APPEND line. It should be possible to boot the floppy image with MEMDISK (and PXELINUX): Install mtools in Linux (or use the windows version: ) and post the output of the following command: minfo -v -i /var/lib/tftpboot/PCCheck7.img:: Hi Sha0 when I setting up my pxe server the tutorial said to put all the software in to a folder called /var/lib/tftpboot Ive not tried using the.vfd file yet becuase I didnt know if there was a special APPEND for it, the one above was an example. Thank you again The tutorial is right, but /var/lib/tftpboot will be the root of your TFTP server. So a file /var/lib/tftpboot/test will be /test in your PXE environment. Hi Andrisst Cheers for your post, by any chance can you show me how you have your pxelinux.cfg/default set out please. Do you use any other software to help it boot. My pxelinux.cfg/default: default /pxelinux.cfg/menu.c32 /pxelinux.cfg/main.cfg and the pxelinux.cfg/main.cfg: LABEL PCC MENU LABEL PC Check 7.0 KERNEL /pxelinux.cfg/memdisk APPEND initrd=/images1/pccheck7.img just tried:- LABEL pccheck MENU LABEL PC Check KERNEL memdisk INITRD /pccheck.vfd (also tried.img.iso.ima and without file extension) This is ALMOST exactly what I have.

You only missing the '=' right after initrd I got the same result as before, but it might because Im using syslinux 4.02. If the above does not help, perhaps you would like to try syslinux v3.71?

I'm not upgrading any further because of compatibility problems. This version does everything I want to do and I use many components. I've found newer versions to fail here or there depending on a version I tried. How did you get your image file of PC Check 7.01 to your server? Cannot remember what I used in this particular case but I use various tools depending on the situation.

Winimage (even compressed format), rawwritewin-0.7, diskedit.exe (dos only), normal Windows disk cloning A: to B: where A is real drive and B is virtual floppy (vfd), some other software. Then name the image file anything I want not caring about extension and copy file to tftproot folder. Works every time. Of course must make sure that tftp server software has sufficient permissions to read the file. Check tftp log to ensure the image file is downloaded successfully.

Thank you again for your post Deaks You are welcome, hope you get it working soon. Edited by andriusst, 16 January 2013 - 12:54 PM. What is the output of: find /var/lib/tftpboot -ls So we can get an idea of your layout of tftp root directory. This menu should work fine (if the paths to the files are correct): LABEL pccheck MENU LABEL PC Check LINUX memdisk INITRD /pccheck.vfd APPEND pause You didn't provide the output I asked for (do it for all PC Check image files you created): Install mtools in Linux (or use the windows version: ) and post the output of the following command: minfo -v -i /var/lib/tftpboot/PCCheck7.img:: @ andriusst This is ALMOST exactly what I have. You only missing the '=' right after initrd APPEND initrd=someinitrd is the same as: INITRD someinitrd (I don't remember if it was already supported in your version of PXELINUX or not) You better use LINUX instead of KERNEL when you know that your 'kernel' is in the linux kernel format. When you use LINUX, Syslinux (SYSLINUX, ISOLINUX, PXELINUX) will try to boot it as a linux kernel image, while when using KERNEL, it will guess the format based on the extension.

I have used various types of diagnostic software in the past, and I cannot say that I am pleased with the results of any of them. I have a computer that appears to have bad video memory right now. I figured this would be a great time to find a program that can actually confirm this. I've run sandra burn in test, pass mark, and a free video memory tester and nothing has caught it. I want basically a one click AIO solution that is fairly accurate and tests all hardware. Warhammer Nagash Pdf Torrent there. I don't really need to confirm that my VC is bad, I basically want something more accurate for the future.

For example, I sold around 200 laptops last year and I like to run diagnostics on them prior to sale. I don't have time to sit with each computer and play a game, or generally screw with it in order to find the problems manually. For this same reason, I like AIO solutions.

My issue is that if my current tests cannot find an obviously faulty VC, what else are they missing? Thinking about it, the only diagnostic program I have been satisfied with is dells onboard diagnostics. It generally gives you a great run down over everything.

It catches things that you don't normally even consider. Anyone use something like I am describing that is generally successful in discovering faulty hardware? A friend who has a repair shop swears by this (note. He does not swear AT this ).

Kinda pricey but as they say, you get what you pay for. Man that's pricey.

That site is a bit sketchy. The sale that expires today, seems to expire today no matter what day it is. I don't think I would go with a site that offers no trial and infomercial pricing I have no stake in this company or their products. I checked with my friend and he says they've been in business since 1999 and they do offer a free trial. It allows repairs to six separate PCs so the potential buyer can evaluate the features. Just throwing this out as an FYI. I have no stake in this company or their products.

I checked with my friend and he says they've been in business since 1999 and they do offer a free trial. It allows repairs to six separate PCs so the potential buyer can evaluate the features. Just throwing this out as an FYI. I know, I wasn't trying to say you did.

I did not see the trial, so thanks for showing me that. I am still a bit skeptical.

The infomercial style 'act now' pricing gives me an uneasy feeling. Even if it is legit, I don't think I could buy from someone who is trying to trick me into thinking I am getting a sweet deal. It's like the junk store in a tourist town that is always going out of business.

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