hello! everybody i am new on this stuff

i have a stupid question but important for me

when i reboot my pc and boot from cd-rom with ubcd;
i have this:

caldera dr-dos 7.03
copyright © 1976,1998 caldera,inc.allrightsreserved
(dr-dos)a:/>_

whath s next?

what i should tap?

the booting stop there?

UBCD or UBCD4Win.....what did you download and build/burn??

ubcdwinv255/ubcd4windriversv201/ubcdv3.3/pebuilderv313

I don't think so... I think you've downloaded something else.

Here is the link to where you should get the files from http://www.ubcd4win.com/downloads.htm

The manual build instructions using the 1.6 drivers is here http://www.ubcd4win.com/howto.htm

The Config tool build instructions which use the 1.6 drivers is here http://www.ubcd4win.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=3098

The manual build instructions for using the BTS 1.01 (aka 2.01) driver is here http://www.ubcd4win.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=3208

Are you trying to build a combo CD with the original Ultimate Boot CD with these instructions?

Yeah, I think he's trying to build a combo CD here. Something had to of gone wrong since it's just loading up to a command prompt.

Please review the "combo CD" instructions or view the new video that outlines the process.

ok guys thanks a lot for your instruction?

i appreciated

I'm going to venture a guess and say that you're using Nero to burn the project... Dr.DOS is like this evil little gremlin that Nero tries to give people making bootable disks...
If you are using Nero, read this over: http://www.geocities.com/flynn_targart/bootable.html (movie tbr soon)

Or more simply, burn the .iso to CD as an image, not as anything else.

ok guys!
i red /downloaded/builded everything you told me.

but still with the same problem as above with dos boot
i folowed this to:Bootable Dos CD-Rom (single boot image) [updated! nov 4, 2002]

This will create a bootable CD-Rom using one boot image. The boot image is a sector by sector image taken from a bootable floppy. When a PC boots from floppy this is normally done from the first floppy drive, known as drive number 0 or as drive A:. So, to let the CD-Rom boot there must be some mechanism that emulates a floppy drive (drive number 0).

Using this method your PC BIOS provides the emulation for you.
If you are unsure or confused by the information on this page then this example is probably what you are looking for.

This example will use the CD-Rom boot disk.

The steps to create are:
If you haven't already installed BCD, please do so now.
BCD installation instructions:

Download BCD full package v1.1.1 (523KB).

Or update from previous version: BCD update package (v1.1.0-v1.1.1) (5KB).
When updating from previous versions, just extract the package over the previous version, overwrite any existing files. The bcd.cfg file will not get overwritten!

Unpack the BCD package to some folder for example d:\bcd. If you want to be able to run it from a server you should unpack it to a share from where your workstations can run it. You will need to map a drive letter to that share and run bcd using that drive letter.
Make sure you also unpack the subdirectories!

Download Nero Aspi Library (wnaspi32.dll) and copy it into BCD's d:\bcd\bin directory.

I have asked Ahead Software AG if I could distribute their aspi manager with my BCD package but they said: "...due to our licence agreement you could only let your users download it freely from our web site...".

If you haven't already installed BFD, please do so now.
BFD installation instructions:

Please download: BFD full package v1.0.7 (1.45MB).

Or update from previous versions: BFD update package (v1.0.x-v1.0.7) (410KB).
When updating from previous versions, just extract the package over the previous version, overwrite any existing files. The bfd.cfg file will not get overwritten!

Unpack BFD in the same directory as BCD, for example d:\bcd.
If you have already unpacked BCD, then some files from BFD will overlap with files from BCD, like the nu2lic.txt and the bchoice.exe. This is no problem, just skip or overwrite them.
Make sure you also unpack the subdirectories!

Download cdromsi.zip (updated Nov 4, 2002) (1KB) and unpack it into the same folder as where you have installed BCD/BFD.

Now you can customize things like:
Adding programs and files to "cds\cdromsi\files\" folder. These will appear in the root of your CD-Rom filesystem.
Change the file "cds\cdromsi\files\autorun.bat" you can add any commands you want, like starting some application that is located on the CD-Rom.
When you're done customizing, you open a command prompt, change to the BCD folder and run "bcd cdromsi" to build your ISO image and burn it to your CD writer (if you have one).

Wasn't that simple or what?!?


and still have the same problem:
caldera dr-dos 7.03
copyright©1976,1998 caldera,inc.allrightsreserved
[dr-dos]a:/>_

What is all this BFD and BCD stuff?? What instructions are you talking about?? I think you are doing way too much and it seems to not even be the right stuff.

There is nothing on our site that mentions anything you are talking about. I skimmed over the link that Flynn gave you and really didn't see anything there that you are currently talking about.

If you are trying to build a combo CD....please tell us what instructions you are talking about and give us a link to them....then view THIS video:
http://flynntargart.blogsite.org/ComboCD.htm

BFD and BCD can be found here.

sorry i thing i tried to built a combo without knowing what i did
so now you know i am dumb about ubcd!

so now i will try to build a combo?
see you later
thanks guys!

what i want to have in dos its that:the main menu of ubcd3.3
with all the tools

If you just want UBCD....then download and burn the ISO to a CD....DONE.
If you want UBCD AND UBCD4Win....then just follow the instruction in the video that I gave you a link for.