Bootable CD Problem

[rozar]

I am trying to create a bootable cd with nero and using a win 98 boot floppy or a 32mb USB flash drive with win 98 boot on it or even an image file as the source of the boot files. I also need to add about 10 mb of data to the CD. When I create the disc using the floppy as source it only copies the boot files from the floppy and no data (even though I added it). If I use the 32mb flash drive as source I can get it to create a bootable CD but it is 32mb in size and not 10-11mb. So my ISO image of it is too big. I ultimately want to create a 10mb ISO image to email. No matter what I do I either end up with a bootable disc with no data on it or a bootable disc that is 32mb in size. I want to create a bootable disc that is 10-11 mg in size for the ISO.

Does anyone know what settings to use or is there a better software application to use?

Thanks

 

[rozar]

This is either so easy that nobody will post or nobody knows how to create a bootable cd with 10mb of data on it.

I would appreciate any help.

Thanks

 

[rozar]

If anyone is intrested in this issue try this post for more information.

http://www.boot-land.net/forums/?showtopic=4733

Follow the links Jaclaz has listed. This was very helpful.

My problem was also complicated by some Intel motherboards no longer being designed to boot from DOS CDs.