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Hi NG,

I have slipstreamed SP1 into Win2003 IA64 and want to burn a bootable CD.
Even after burning an ISO CD it does not allow booting.

Does anyone have a hint for me ?

Thanks and best regards,
Erwin

You need to extract the boot information from the Windows 2003 CD and add it
to your compilation before burning the CD.
The procedure is described in this link:
http://www.helpwithwindows.com/Windo...p2-bootcd.html

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Batteries not included. Braincell on vacation
"Erwin Jussli" <> wrote in message
news:%...
> Hi NG,
>
> I have slipstreamed SP1 into Win2003 IA64 and want to burn a bootable CD.
> Even after burning an ISO CD it does not allow booting.
>
> Does anyone have a hint for me ?
>
> Thanks and best regards,
> Erwin
>

IA64 is a much different beast than the version of XP discussed in that
article ...

What the OP needs to do is create an EFI readable disk. I have not created a
slipstreamed IA64 CD before, so I cant tell you how to do it. But I can tell
you that the CD itself isnt bootable per se.

Let me ask how the OP tried to "boot" from the CD. What system is the CD
being used in?

Normally, you boot to the EFI Boot Manager, and then choose the EFI shell
option. Enter the MAP command to see what block devices are listed, and any
EFI mountable partitions. The block devices appear as BLK thingies, and the
mountable filesystems are listed as FS0, FS1, etc. There will be something
that looks like a device path that leads to the partion with the FS. To
access a mounted filesystem, simple type FS0: (or appropriate number).

You can then use the LS command to show files and directories. What you are
looking for is an setupldr.efi file. Type the name of the file, and it
should start the OS loader.

If you dont see a mountable FS on your ATAPI/SCSI removable media device,
then you know that the burner you used cannot create an EFI readable
partition.

Again, I cant tell you "how" to do that, but now that you know what you are
supposed to be doing, you should be able to locate the information out on
the net without 'too' much trouble.

Good luck and report back,

- NuTs

"Jane C" <> wrote in message
news:88C64040-A0E2-4672-84A8-...
> You need to extract the boot information from the Windows 2003 CD and add
> it to your compilation before burning the CD.
> The procedure is described in this link:
> http://www.helpwithwindows.com/Windo...p2-bootcd.html
>
> --
> Jane, not plain 64 bit enabled
> Batteries not included. Braincell on vacation
> "Erwin Jussli" <> wrote in message
> news:%...
>> Hi NG,
>>
>> I have slipstreamed SP1 into Win2003 IA64 and want to burn a bootable CD.
>> Even after burning an ISO CD it does not allow booting.
>>
>> Does anyone have a hint for me ?
>>
>> Thanks and best regards,
>> Erwin
>>
>

Ah, I didn't realise that IA64 CDs aren't bootable. How does one install
onto a new Itanium machine with no previous OS?

(PS..only posted that link as a reference to how to extract the boot info
from a CD. The principle is the same for all bootable CDs)

--
Jane, not plain 64 bit enabled
Batteries not included. Braincell on vacation
"Nut Cracker" <> wrote in message
news:...
> IA64 is a much different beast than the version of XP discussed in that
> article ...
>
> What the OP needs to do is create an EFI readable disk. I have not created
> a slipstreamed IA64 CD before, so I cant tell you how to do it. But I can
> tell you that the CD itself isnt bootable per se.
>
> Let me ask how the OP tried to "boot" from the CD. What system is the CD
> being used in?
>
> Normally, you boot to the EFI Boot Manager, and then choose the EFI shell
> option. Enter the MAP command to see what block devices are listed, and
> any EFI mountable partitions. The block devices appear as BLK thingies,
> and the mountable filesystems are listed as FS0, FS1, etc. There will be
> something that looks like a device path that leads to the partion with the
> FS. To access a mounted filesystem, simple type FS0: (or appropriate
> number).
>
> You can then use the LS command to show files and directories. What you
> are looking for is an setupldr.efi file. Type the name of the file, and it
> should start the OS loader.
>
> If you dont see a mountable FS on your ATAPI/SCSI removable media device,
> then you know that the burner you used cannot create an EFI readable
> partition.
>
> Again, I cant tell you "how" to do that, but now that you know what you
> are supposed to be doing, you should be able to locate the information out
> on the net without 'too' much trouble.
>
> Good luck and report back,
>
> - NuTs
>
> "Jane C" <> wrote in message
> news:88C64040-A0E2-4672-84A8-...
>> You need to extract the boot information from the Windows 2003 CD and add
>> it to your compilation before burning the CD.
>> The procedure is described in this link:
>> http://www.helpwithwindows.com/Windo...p2-bootcd.html
>>
>> --
>> Jane, not plain 64 bit enabled
>> Batteries not included. Braincell on vacation
>> "Erwin Jussli" <> wrote in message
>> news:%...
>>> Hi NG,
>>>
>>> I have slipstreamed SP1 into Win2003 IA64 and want to burn a bootable
>>> CD.
>>> Even after burning an ISO CD it does not allow booting.
>>>
>>> Does anyone have a hint for me ?
>>>
>>> Thanks and best regards,
>>> Erwin
>>>
>>
>
>

Hello,
IA64 cds are bootable.
The problem is that you need two volumes on the CD\DVD.
You need a FAT volume which contains the EFI boot Loader and the boot code.
( when you boot you boot to the EFI volume which calls the boot loader,
which loads the CDFS\UDF volume to continue setup.
You also need a CDFS\UDF volume that contains the rest of the files.
You would need access to the OPK for Windows Server 2003 to create this. Do
you have access to the OPK?
While in EFI, you only see the EFI volume on an IA64-bit OS CD\DVD.
While in Windows, you only see the CDFS\UDF volume.
Thanks,
Darrell Gorter[MSFT]

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights
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|>Ah, I didn't realise that IA64 CDs aren't bootable. How does one install
|>onto a new Itanium machine with no previous OS?
|>
|>(PS..only posted that link as a reference to how to extract the boot info
|>from a CD. The principle is the same for all bootable CDs)
|>
|>--
|>Jane, not plain 64 bit enabled
|>Batteries not included. Braincell on vacation
|>"Nut Cracker" <> wrote in message
|>news:...
|>> IA64 is a much different beast than the version of XP discussed in
that
|>> article ...
|>>
|>> What the OP needs to do is create an EFI readable disk. I have not
created
|>> a slipstreamed IA64 CD before, so I cant tell you how to do it. But I
can
|>> tell you that the CD itself isnt bootable per se.
|>>
|>> Let me ask how the OP tried to "boot" from the CD. What system is the
CD
|>> being used in?
|>>
|>> Normally, you boot to the EFI Boot Manager, and then choose the EFI
shell
|>> option. Enter the MAP command to see what block devices are listed, and
|>> any EFI mountable partitions. The block devices appear as BLK thingies,
|>> and the mountable filesystems are listed as FS0, FS1, etc. There will
be
|>> something that looks like a device path that leads to the partion with
the
|>> FS. To access a mounted filesystem, simple type FS0: (or appropriate
|>> number).
|>>
|>> You can then use the LS command to show files and directories. What you
|>> are looking for is an setupldr.efi file. Type the name of the file, and
it
|>> should start the OS loader.
|>>
|>> If you dont see a mountable FS on your ATAPI/SCSI removable media
device,
|>> then you know that the burner you used cannot create an EFI readable
|>> partition.
|>>
|>> Again, I cant tell you "how" to do that, but now that you know what you
|>> are supposed to be doing, you should be able to locate the information
out
|>> on the net without 'too' much trouble.
|>>
|>> Good luck and report back,
|>>
|>> - NuTs
|>>
|>> "Jane C" <> wrote in message
|>> news:88C64040-A0E2-4672-84A8-...
|>>> You need to extract the boot information from the Windows 2003 CD and
add
|>>> it to your compilation before burning the CD.
|>>> The procedure is described in this link:
|>>> http://www.helpwithwindows.com/Windo...p2-bootcd.html
|>>>
|>>> --
|>>> Jane, not plain 64 bit enabled
|>>> Batteries not included. Braincell on vacation
|>>> "Erwin Jussli" <> wrote in message
|>>> news:%...
|>>>> Hi NG,
|>>>>
|>>>> I have slipstreamed SP1 into Win2003 IA64 and want to burn a bootable
|>>>> CD.
|>>>> Even after burning an ISO CD it does not allow booting.
|>>>>
|>>>> Does anyone have a hint for me ?
|>>>>
|>>>> Thanks and best regards,
|>>>> Erwin
|>>>>
|>>>
|>>
|>>
|>
|>

Thanks for that info, Darrell.

--
Jane, not plain 64 bit enabled
Batteries not included. Braincell on vacation
""Darrell Gorter[MSFT]"" <> wrote in message
news:...
> Hello,
> IA64 cds are bootable.
> The problem is that you need two volumes on the CD\DVD.
> You need a FAT volume which contains the EFI boot Loader and the boot
> code.
> ( when you boot you boot to the EFI volume which calls the boot loader,
> which loads the CDFS\UDF volume to continue setup.
> You also need a CDFS\UDF volume that contains the rest of the files.
> You would need access to the OPK for Windows Server 2003 to create this.
> Do
> you have access to the OPK?
> While in EFI, you only see the EFI volume on an IA64-bit OS CD\DVD.
> While in Windows, you only see the CDFS\UDF volume.
> Thanks,
> Darrell Gorter[MSFT]
>
> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights
> --------------------
> |>From: "Jane C" <>
> |>References: <#>
> <88C64040-A0E2-4672-84A8->
> <>
> |>In-Reply-To: <>
> |>Subject: Re: how to make a Windows IA64 CD bootable ?
> |>Date: Wed, 28 Feb 2007 21:45:23 +1100
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> |>
> |>Ah, I didn't realise that IA64 CDs aren't bootable. How does one
> install
> |>onto a new Itanium machine with no previous OS?
> |>
> |>(PS..only posted that link as a reference to how to extract the boot
> info
> |>from a CD. The principle is the same for all bootable CDs)
> |>
> |>--
> |>Jane, not plain 64 bit enabled
> |>Batteries not included. Braincell on vacation
> |>"Nut Cracker" <> wrote in message
> |>news:...
> |>> IA64 is a much different beast than the version of XP discussed in
> that
> |>> article ...
> |>>
> |>> What the OP needs to do is create an EFI readable disk. I have not
> created
> |>> a slipstreamed IA64 CD before, so I cant tell you how to do it. But I
> can
> |>> tell you that the CD itself isnt bootable per se.
> |>>
> |>> Let me ask how the OP tried to "boot" from the CD. What system is the
> CD
> |>> being used in?
> |>>
> |>> Normally, you boot to the EFI Boot Manager, and then choose the EFI
> shell
> |>> option. Enter the MAP command to see what block devices are listed,
> and
> |>> any EFI mountable partitions. The block devices appear as BLK
> thingies,
> |>> and the mountable filesystems are listed as FS0, FS1, etc. There will
> be
> |>> something that looks like a device path that leads to the partion with
> the
> |>> FS. To access a mounted filesystem, simple type FS0: (or appropriate
> |>> number).
> |>>
> |>> You can then use the LS command to show files and directories. What
> you
> |>> are looking for is an setupldr.efi file. Type the name of the file,
> and
> it
> |>> should start the OS loader.
> |>>
> |>> If you dont see a mountable FS on your ATAPI/SCSI removable media
> device,
> |>> then you know that the burner you used cannot create an EFI readable
> |>> partition.
> |>>
> |>> Again, I cant tell you "how" to do that, but now that you know what
> you
> |>> are supposed to be doing, you should be able to locate the information
> out
> |>> on the net without 'too' much trouble.
> |>>
> |>> Good luck and report back,
> |>>
> |>> - NuTs
> |>>
> |>> "Jane C" <> wrote in message
> |>> news:88C64040-A0E2-4672-84A8-...
> |>>> You need to extract the boot information from the Windows 2003 CD and
> add
> |>>> it to your compilation before burning the CD.
> |>>> The procedure is described in this link:
> |>>> http://www.helpwithwindows.com/Windo...p2-bootcd.html
> |>>>
> |>>> --
> |>>> Jane, not plain 64 bit enabled
> |>>> Batteries not included. Braincell on vacation
> |>>> "Erwin Jussli" <> wrote in message
> |>>> news:%...
> |>>>> Hi NG,
> |>>>>
> |>>>> I have slipstreamed SP1 into Win2003 IA64 and want to burn a
> bootable
> |>>>> CD.
> |>>>> Even after burning an ISO CD it does not allow booting.
> |>>>>
> |>>>> Does anyone have a hint for me ?
> |>>>>
> |>>>> Thanks and best regards,
> |>>>> Erwin
> |>>>>
> |>>>
> |>>
> |>>
> |>
> |>
>