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-Under MS-DOS, you can use the rawrite utility __to write an image file (*.img) to a diskette__.
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-If you have Linux installed, you can use the
[dd(1)] command.
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-!!Download
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-If you need to obtain rawrite, it is available on the Red Hat FTP site at:
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-ftp://ftp.redhat.com/pub/redhat/redhat-7./i386/en/dosutils/
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-The Red Hat FTP site is usually very busy, so you may want to try a mirror site. The list of mirror sites is available at the following URL:
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-http://www.redhat.com/download/mirror.html.
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-!!Use
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-The rawrite command looks like the following (assuming you have copied rawrite to the dosutils folder on your C: drive):
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-C:\> dosutils> rawrite
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-first asks you for the filename of a disk image; enter the directory and name of the image you wish to write.
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-Enter disk image source file name:D:\images\<image file>
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-Then rawrite asks for a disk drive to write the image to:
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-Enter target diskette drive:a:
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-Finally, rawrite asks for confirmation that a formatted disk is in the drive you have selected. After pressing [Enter
] to confirm, rawrite copies the image file onto the disk.
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-Please insert a formatted diskette into drive A: and press
- --ENTER-- : [Enter]
-C:\ dosutils>
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-The rawrite utility will return a message indicating whether your disk was created successfully, or it will inform you if your image failed to transfer correctly.
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-Make sure that you label the disk according to its contents.
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-You can use winrawrite that uses a Graphical environment instead of text . You can download it from : http://uranus.it.swin.edu.au/~jn/linux/
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-More information about how to write boot floppies in Debian : http://www.debian.org/releases/stable/i386/ch-rescue-boot.en
.html
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-CategoryDiskNotes
+Describe
[Rawrite] here
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