I've done it - it's been a while, but, wasn't hard. Nice little utility called Rufus can be used to create an MS-DOS-based bootable flash drive (your laptop is at least new enough to boot from USB, yes?); you'll then copy VDS-Pro to a folder in the root of that flash drive.
I would highly suggest that you also grab a copy of EasyCCM, too, and put that on the flash drive. Even if you don't use EasyCCM to make any changes to the CCM data, it makes it very easy to back up the CCM before you make any changes, and to restore it if you, ah, make a bad change that you didn't document properly.
Links:
Rufus: Index of /downloads
EASYCCM (good mirror for EasyCCM)
Additional CCM coding and configurations with VDS Pro (epic coding thread)
Might I ask what changes you were looking to make? I have a bunch of stuff documented for the B5.5 (1C0-) CCM here.
I would highly suggest that you also grab a copy of EasyCCM, too, and put that on the flash drive. Even if you don't use EasyCCM to make any changes to the CCM data, it makes it very easy to back up the CCM before you make any changes, and to restore it if you, ah, make a bad change that you didn't document properly.
Links:
Rufus: Index of /downloads
EASYCCM (good mirror for EasyCCM)
Additional CCM coding and configurations with VDS Pro (epic coding thread)
Might I ask what changes you were looking to make? I have a bunch of stuff documented for the B5.5 (1C0-) CCM here.
