Boot ISOs and multiple OS from USB

[semo]

I found this really nice tool that allows you to make your own multiboot USB drive, but the ISO choices are pre selected, you can't have more than one instance and can't be configured (as far as I know).
http://www.pendrivelinux.com/boot-multiple-iso-from-usb-multiboot-usb/

I'm looking for something similar but to also be able to put both a Win7 installation option and a WDS discovery too. Also, I would like it I could update the anti virus definitions on the AV options (probably possible to do manual on the USB stick afterwords but prefer something more automatic)

 

[semo]

Am I the only IT guy that finds such a utility useful? Or is everyone else carrying loads of USB drives with them?

 

[Relayer]

Thanks. Looks useful.

 

[postmortemIA]

does it support external usb drives?

 

[semo]

I've tried using an external USB HDD and it never booted. It works ok with cheepy USB flash drives (Kingston datatreveler).

The thing that I'm looking for is close to this but something even more versetile that can boot ANY ISO. I used to get UBCD and look at the file structure and edit it so I can get newer versions of the utilites. Still doesn't help with multiple Windows boot images (7/Vista + WDS discovery).

I wasn't trying to promote this utility (though I'm glad 2 people find it useful) but find something better than it

 

[pcunite]

Looks interesting. I'm just getting started in this USB boot world. Looking at this project to boot a portable version of Windows 7, then I run ghost32 to lay down images:

Win7PE_SE
http://reboot.pro/12427/

 

[semo]

thanks pcunite. WinPE can come in handy sometimes. I've used bartpe+driveimage xml in the past for imaging. Also PING, clonezilla and WDS. Now if I can boot an image from the Win7PE environment, I would be very interested. I'll still have a look since these things are useful for off-line malware scans