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iruleyou25 (24-07-2001 13:43):
Thanks Wayne for the quick response. Will I still need to burn the audio track for the non-selfboot cd. Also do I still need to insert ip.bin into the begining of the iso file or do I just copy it over to the data directory along with firstread.bin and then make an iso file.
I have read that for newer playstations you will want to burn the audio track last instead of first. Does this make any difference.
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No, you are only interested in the actual files in the data directory if you're burning a NON-BOOTER. You don't patch any files into the ISO file because you really don't absolutely need to create an ISO before burning the files. I've made a NON-BOOTER using Roxio (Adaptec) Easy CD-Creator. Just have to be sure to burn Mode-2, CDROM-XA and close the session and possibly the disc (use DISC AT ONCE if possible, or SESSION AT ONCE if DAO isn't available on your burner & software).
By the way, in your last statement, I think you meant "Dreamcasts", not "Playstations".
In theory (I've never done this because I have a June-2000 DC), you can use MKISOFS.EXE to create the ISO with 0,0 offset, and then use BIN2BOOT to create a .CDI file that when burned with Disc Juggler, should work on newer Dreamcast machines. I've never done this so I cannot vouch for it's factual nature.