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Old 08-30-2007, 10:44 AM
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1. I unzipped the v29. Yes
2. Then extracted all of the files from the image file and saved them to my hard drive.
3. Then modified modified navboot and saved it.
4. Then created a new, modified v29.1 iso file with the extracted files using imgBurn.
5. Then burned the image to a CD using imgBurn

Sounds like I took the long road, but is this the problem? I need to mantain the origional iso?

I also ran through this entire procedure using magicISO with the same result.

Thanks again!

-justin
 

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