Thanks for the reply Serge008, I did think of your option #2 earlier and tried it as it seemed a simple task to swap out the bios file on the Image, but I couldn't get my UltraISO Premium (Ver. 9.5.3.2901) to "open" the Lenovo ISO image. I assumed it was written in a file format not readable by UltraISO. (If it was, it would have saved me a lot of time & effort. ) Perhaps it's my level of familiarity with UltraISO as I rarely use it anymore. I'll go try to read up on it again and see if I can open it. Edit => I ran through UltraISO and mounted some other images (Win 7 Ultimate 64, a Blue Ray Movie, a DVD Movie, etc.) that I have on an Archive Drive with no issue. The Lenovo Image (2rj964b.iso) mounts but has no files, or size - even though the image is 16,640 KB. Do you know of a read option that can cause the files to display? Thanks for the assist.
Open 2rj964b.iso image with Ultraiso -> Bootable ->Save Boot file (e.g.as boot.bif) Open boot.bif with ultraiso ->replace $image2R.usf with modified one ->Save Open 2rj964b.iso image with Ultraiso -> Bootable ->Load Boot file (load corrected boot.bif) - Save
Hi again Serge008, Open 2rj964b.iso image with Ultraiso -> Bootable ->Save Boot file (e.g.as boot.bif) - Worked Open boot.bif with ultraiso ->replace $image2R.usf with modified one ->Save - Worked ! Open 2rj964b.iso image with Ultraiso -> Bootable ->Load Boot file (load corrected boot.bif) - Save - Worked!! I renamed the resulting ISO with mod at the end so don't I get confused later. I burned it to disk and will now test it. Thanks for the assist and lesson on UltraISO. I didn't realise you could do these things.
IBM t43 2010 error Could you please tell me how did you get this hd error message out after installing Window on IBM T43? I have read the thread, however, the referral linked brings an ad each time that I click on it, not an actual link with the file. Thank you very much.