Setting up Steem with disk images (Atari)

There seems to be no web site that describes in detail how to use disk images in Steem.
I will describe how so you can even install Mint using Steem.

Save disk images in Steem directory.
Download pasti.dll from http://pasti.fxatari.com/
Save the dll in the same directory as Steem.
After starting Steem, you get this dialog. Just click OK.










Open Disk Manager and click on Disk Manager Options. Check Use Pasti.
Click on Pasti Configuration.




 Click on Hard Disk and click on Browse to select hard disk image and press OK.


Click on Hard Drives and change H: and When drive A is empty boot from H: and click OK.




Now start the Steem and it boots from the disk image. The C: is recognized as H:

Update 7/17:
This only works on Steem 3.2.



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