Open Source C# Operating System Kernels for Windows

BootDebug is kind of an odd ball tool. It boots up like an OS (using Grub) but is not really an OS at all. What it provides is a tool to look at the system in a very pure state, allowing you to see exactly what is going on at they very start of the system powering up.

This program boots the install bootmgr/ntldr for any given ISO file. Make a multiboot windows USB key with Syslinux and FiraDisk. Put one key in your pocket and install multiple versions of windows anywhere. Formats with NTFS. Note: stored iso files must be contiguious... Try any fragmentation program. zzz. Example: 1. copy a large file then delete it from usb.- leave space. 2. run the entire fragmentation process. 3. edit menu.lst in /boot/grub (rename previous iso) 4. boot syslinux. 5. boot grub 7. run gparted 8. delete and reformat partion. 9. COPY CONENTS OF ISO to new partion. 10. boot syslinux 11. boot grub 12. run iso goo.gl/7sVxts A working version with a Mini Windows 10 is in the files section. <3 WARNING NOTE: Make sure the usb disk is for squirrel usb only. lol delete. reformat. $5 etc. Any backtracking will become horridly confused to spoils! Editing the menu by booting the example entries may not be toothsome. Edit files carefully