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The images use FAT32 as the file system, and can be restored to a hard drive with any of the TeraByte Unlimited V2 Image programs.

#CREATE BOOT PARTITION MANUALLY MBR HOW TO#

Please see Appendix A near the end of this document for additional information on the FreeDOS based boot media, including how to obtain tbirest.exe, and other related topics.įreedos.tbi and tbos.tbi - image files of bootable restore partitions with FreeDOS or TBOS respectively, already installed. Note that both image.exe and tbirest.exe will not fit on the boot media. Startup.tbs - startup script for tbcmd.exe (not included) Tbcmd.exe - TeraByte Command Processor (not included) Ifd.ini - local copy of ifd.ini (not included) Tbirest.exe - Image for DOS V2 restore only (not included)

Image.exe – Image for DOS V2 (not included) MakeDisk is configured to provide options to include the following files on the bootable media if they are present in the folder (including any of these files is strictly optional): Makedisk.exe - the TeraByte MakeDisk utility to create bootable media (diskette, CD/DVD, or USB Flash drive) from mbrsetup.flp. This file is used by MakeDisk to create the FreeDOS boot media. Batch files are included to automate some of the tasks involved. From there, a restore partition can be formatted, an OS (either FreeDOS or TBOS) can be installed, and MBR.EXE can be installed to set up the MBR. Mbrsetup.flp - a bootable floppy disk image that boots into a FreeDOS environment.

#CREATE BOOT PARTITION MANUALLY MBR ARCHIVE#

The following items are included in the mbrsetupv2.zip archive with this document:

This message can be used to inform the user as to which key to press to boot the restore partition. Optionally, a text message can be displayed on the screen while the specified key is active. On the next reboot, the system will again boot into the regular operating system. However, if a specified key (such as F9) is pressed within a specified time during boot, the MBR code installed by MBR.EXE will boot the restore partition instead, so that the restore operation can take place. Once properly set up, the restore partition will be hidden, and the system will normally boot into the regular operating system. While not strictly required, this paper and the included boot disk center around the use of Image for DOS V2 as the imaging program. Please note that MBR.EXE is a TeraByte Unlimited program, and is to be used only for the purpose of supporting the use of TeraByte Unlimited products. This document will focus on using MBR.EXE for that purpose, and will concentrate on the issue of initially getting a restore partition set up and working.

#CREATE BOOT PARTITION MANUALLY MBR INSTALL#

Among other things, it can install a modified version of the MBR code to facilitate the setup and use of a hidden system restore partition. MBR.EXE is a DOS-based command line utility that can manipulate a hard drive’s master boot record (MBR). Using MBR.EXE To Set Up A Restore PartitionĬopyright (C) 2005 - 2008, TeraByte Unlimited.

Sliding (moving) a primary partition or a volume in an extended partition.

Resizing a primary partition or a volume in an extended partition.

Appendix B – Using BootIt NG For Partitioning Tasks.

Miscellaneous Notes On Using The FreeDOS Boot Media.

#CREATE BOOT PARTITION MANUALLY MBR MANUAL#

Image for DOS Manual Appendix A – Additional Information On The FreeDOS Boot Media License Information For The Included Software.

Step 4 - Setting Up The Restore Partition To Reset The MBR Automatically.

Step 3 - Setting Up The MBR With MBR.EXE.

Formatting the partition and installing FreeDOS.

Formatting the partition and installing TBOS.

Installing TBOS or FreeDOS manually with individual commands.

Installing TBOS or FreeDOS by using OSSETUP.BAT: The OSSETUP.BAT.