Fragmented plpbt.bin

[ssrprotege]

Hi,

I downloaded plpgenbtldr, and copied plpinstc.com and plpgenbtldr.exe.
I renamed plpinstc.com into plpbt.bin. I use MacBook Pro with Core i5, but I installed Windows 7 Pro via Bootcamp.
I have been doing the operations described below in Win7 Pro run via VMWare.

No matter what I do, it keeps saying plpbt.bin is defragmented.
I defragmented the entire drive once, and tried.

But I get:



I did "contig plpbt.bin" and I get the following message:


I tried plpgenbtldr lcn=1085489, but I still get the same error.
What should I do?

Update: I rebooted to Windows and tried the same operations again, but it produced no fruitful results.

[Elmar]

hi, dont know why plpgenbtldr is not working. you say, you do it in vmware, why dont you use plpbtinst.iso in vmware? it much easier.

regards
elmar

[ssrprotege]

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[Elmar]

i dont understand

[ssrprotege]

hi, dont know why plpgenbtldr is not working. you say, you do it in vmware, why dont you use plpbtinst.iso in vmware? it much easier.

regards
elmar

Well, I don't think I want to use a CD to burn .iso image, which is ridiculously small. That will be a waste. And by "VMWare" you meant "Windows 7 running in VMWare" right?

[Elmar]

from your description, i think you run win7 in a vmware, so you can use the iso as virtual cd and instal the boot manager to your virtual hard disk much easier than plpgenbtldr.

[ssrprotege]

from your description, i think you run win7 in a vmware, so you can use the iso as virtual cd and instal the boot manager to your virtual hard disk much easier than plpgenbtldr.

And I think that's just as same as running ChromeOS using VMware Fusion.

I wanted to run ChromeOS without using any sort of virtual machine.
If I use plpgenbtldr and edit boot.ini and if I choose "Windows" disk (pressing Option I mean), I can directly access the boot manager and choose "USB." That's what I wanted...

Heh, I am clearly far from a tech savvy I guess.