On 26 Jan 2008, at 20:27, Brett Conlon wrote: > ... > As explained in my previous post, I have a WinXP CD with SP1 built- > in. ... > As instructed in the technote, I downloaded the "Microsoft > Corporation.img" file from the MS website (apparently this file is > used to make the CD a bootable disc). > > I then used Nero 6 (v6.6.1.5a) to burn a bootable CD of the > slipstreamed WinXP copy but my Nero 6 didn't have any of the manual > settings the technote told me Nero 6 should have, in fact I > couldn't find the specific "Nero Burning ROM 6" application. > Instead I had a more GUI main interface that only gave me the > "Bootable CD" option that had lots less options than the technote > showed and didn't allow me to choose the downloaded "Microsoft > Corporation.img" file prior to burning. Instead I was given 2 > options: 1) select a bootable floppy disk in drive A or 2) use > Nero's built-in bootable ROMs and simply choose a language > (English). I chose the latter coz I didn't have a bootable floppy. Hi Brett, Sounds like you're using Nero's "wizard mode" - on your XP box you may be able to start Nero in a full or "advanced" mode if you go to Start > All Programs > Ahead > Nero. Alternatively you can use something like this to copy the .img file onto an actual floppy so that you're able to point Nero at it: http://www.woundedmoon.org/win32/floppyimage.html A floppy .img file is simply a bitwise copy, by the way, so on a Mac you should be able to use `dd` to create & restore images of floppies. Stroller.