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3 Select the Bootable CD Type:
■ Floppy Disk Emulation (1.44 MB): Select this option if you
want a bootable CD that allows you to boot your system
under a specific operating system, and then load a device
driver that understands the true format of the CD, usually
ISO 9660. (Requires a bootable floppy disk. See Create a
Bootable Floppy Disk on page 37.)
■ Floppy Disk Emulation (2.88 MB): Select this option if you
want a bootable CD that allows you to boot your system
under a specific operating system, and then load a device
driver that understands the true format of the CD, usually
ISO 9660. (Requires a bootable floppy disk. See Create a
Bootable Floppy Disk on page 37.)
■ Hard Disk Emulation: Select this option if you want to
provide a large MS-DOS compatible CD-ROM storage space
on which programs may reside and access data.
■ No Emulation: Select this option if you do not want the CD
to emulate a floppy or hard disk.
4 Select the emulation appropriate for the Bootable CD Type
selected above.
5 Click OK. Follow any on-screen instructions that may appear.
6 When the bootable CD project appears, use Easy CD Creator as
you normally would for making a data CD.
Note: When the CD has been made, take it to the system you
want to boot from. Make sure it has bootable CD-ROM
support enabled, insert the bootable CD in your CD-ROM
drive, and reboot the system. If you are able to start your
system from the bootable CD, you have successfully made a
bootable CD.