personaly I use dsl linux or knoppix to boot computer from as needed for
image reading or writing. just drop cd in drive, boot, read or write
images,  reboot remove cd, back in windows agian.  this may be more
trouble than it's worth for many people but I prefer to work in linux
envorment when possible when working with disk images

James W. McKeand wrote:

>Brett Woodruff wrote:
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>>I was wondering if there was any software for windows that I could
>>use to create a complete image of a CF card? This would be handy in
>>the creation of multiple alike units.
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>John Newbigin has a dd utility for Windows*. It is a command line
>utility. So it would not take much to write a set of batch files that
>would allow you to create images you could use for mass production.
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>I looked at his site because I have used his RawWrite for Windows for
>floppy images (it currently only supports 1.44MB floppies). His site
>states that he is planning to expand RawWrite for Windows to support
>other disk types and sizes.
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>*) http://uranus.it.swin.edu.au/~jn/linux/rawwrite/dd.htm
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