I have a custom iso image [Ghost 11.5] [from a ghost boot cd] and would like to tranfer the iso and boot from a usb pen drive, have tried several methods, but the farthest it boots is to a screen that says detectcd cannot find drive, seems that I need to change a path command somewhere but cant figure out where. Thanks

Yes it boots from the cd, tried several methods but the grub bootloader got it the farthest. It is custom because it loads sata drivers and runs ghost 11 and ghost 2003

I finally got the iso to boot by using the HP format tool then opening the iso and copying the files to my usb drive, but now I have another question..I noticed that after I start Ghost [from the usb drive or boot-cd] and try to create an image, it does not see my internal  SATA DVD burner, I would like to directly burn the backup. is there a limitation with Ghost or is there something else I am missing.. Thanks

Yes I added the drivers, it works fine if you are booting from a system that has IDE drives, but when I boot from my system that has all SATA, it does not see the internal DVD drive, it sees my harddrive and clones it fine to my external usb harddrive, but I would like the option for the direct burn of the image to the DVD rive.

Created a DOS ISO

P.S.  ...appreciate all the help coming down the pipe...

I built a WINPE version...will guard it with my life, worked like a charm..whole different story why I didn't do the PE disc first, but I figured it out, still would like to know if anybody sees their sata dvd drive with the DOS ghost.exe.

Thanks again, you helped alot...

Even though my main backups are kept on a dedicated external hdd, I like to have a least one hard copy of a backup, and yes this PE version is way faster than DOS ...

Thanks again..will keep my eyes ""on the board"" for more helpfull info...

Just had it in my mind that I was going to figure out the problem, but with my obviously limited DOS skills, I knew I had hit a brick wall, and when the PE version worked, it put me at ease.