ps2251-68 volume into CDROM + Usbdsik and restore (delete CD-ROM) partition

I bought a cheap u disk, 8GB, ready to do a system installation disk, with Chipgenius to see a bit, is a group of ps2251-68 scheme, under a lot of tools, do not support ps2251-68 mass production, finally found uptool_ver2090, this tool can, USB stick after the Uptool automatically detected, and displayed as a light blue color, indicating that can support this USB flash drive production (if not supported, will be shown in red), the production steps are as follows:

1, click Production Settings, to enter the password, password is generally empty, direct point to confirm access,

2, click on the Partition tab, tick "Enable analog disc", mode select "CDROM + Usbdisk", this time mode will automatically display as 21,

3. Select the prepared ISO file

4. Click to confirm

5, click "Start" button in the main interface, the production process began. According to the size of the ISO file, the time used is not the same, my 600M, took more than 10 minutes to complete.

uptool_ver2090 This tool I have spread to the csdn. Decompression Password: 123456

http://download.csdn.net/detail/newkelt/9423833

But want to have been simulated as CDROM + usbdisk of the U disk and then restore to usbdisk this tool can do nothing.

So I found another tool modeconverter,

The use of this tool is extremely simple, click "Find Drive" automatically find the disk drive letter, the number of partitions selected 1, partition type select Usbdisk, and then click "Convert", in the middle need to reseat the USB flash drive, follow the prompts to do it. After you have finished reseating the USB drive, you can see that the CDROM has been removed.

This tool was passed on to CSDN. Decompression Password: 123456

http://download.csdn.net/detail/newkelt/9423854

It is said that modeconverter this tool can also support mass production, but I did not try.

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