Hi, everyone , I made a small operating system that’s I made to Bin file and I want it to make a iso for my program to test but I failed Iv tyred a lot of method I can figure it out. can some one tell me how to do this, way i want it to be a ISO is because I wont is to run under Virtualbox under linux. thanks for reading my post. sorry I have a setup.bin and a CACHE2FD.BIN

by ISO do you mean a optical disk image?

Does this help?

yes this helps, what I wont to do is make an img for virtualbox can open it,

VirtualBox can open floppy images.
http://board.flatassembler.net/topic.php?t=11609
Extract any of these zips and check out VESA64.asm. This handles the IMG for floppy. If your image doesn't fit onto floppy, you'll need to adjust this file to make a http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_9660 format.

I have yet to do this because this far I'm not filling even 10% of the floppy.

See the OSDev Wiki. It has a wealth of info on creating images of all kinds. I would use Qemu though. It is possible to configure GDB to debug your OS running under Qemu.

Are you under UNIX? You can use the mkisofs tool. Check out its man page for more information. But I basic example is:

mkisofs -no-emul-boot -o boot.iso -b boot.bin cdiso/

cdiso direcotory should contain the binary(or flp) file. The .ISO is created in the current directory.

You can use mkisofs under Windows as well

Here's what I really think you should do, have a flash drive, get HxD Hexadecimal Editor, copy your bin file to the flash drive (make sure you have Admin priveledges enabled), make sure the boot signature at the end of the first sector is 0xaa55 (looks like Uª [ASCII] and 55 AA [Hex]). If your OS is larger than 512 bytes, you have to include int 13h to load your sectors into memory to fully execute your OS. If you want help on loading sectors, let me know and I will be more than willing to help you.