Posted by: Anonymous
[ip: 204.19.71.2]
on September 13, 2007 09:58 PM
respond to administrator.
There is a window software called daemon which emulate a CD/DVD reader (actually up to 4 virtual units). You just have to write your CD's iso files to a DVD. When an install is required, you can use daemon. You put the DVD in the system then you just mount each of these iso files instead of swapping disc (left click on daemon icon, select drive and its associated iso files).
Personnaly, I am looking for a way to put several CD's iso on a DVD and select to proper one to boot from.
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Posted by: Anonymous [ip: 204.19.71.2] on September 13, 2007 09:58 PMThere is a window software called daemon which emulate a CD/DVD reader (actually up to 4 virtual units). You just have to write your CD's iso files to a DVD. When an install is required, you can use daemon. You put the DVD in the system then you just mount each of these iso files instead of swapping disc (left click on daemon icon, select drive and its associated iso files).
Personnaly, I am looking for a way to put several CD's iso on a DVD and select to proper one to boot from.
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