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I want to make a bootable cd but I want to add registry files to the boot sector of this cd. I used the WinISo program to make to bootable cd but I was not able to add more files the boot file,(*.wbt). Is there a way to do this. I need to do this because I want to place registry files that are larger than the 1.44mb into this section, I also don't want to buy the 2.88 floppy disk. so is there a way that I can achive this feat. Also is there a way to get the boot section from WinNT Disk and modify the code with will look at another Cd rom In stead of the A: Floppy drive. Because my recovery files are about 1.8mb and more.

Thank for any help.

Eddy
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