> 2) The distribution on which you did the "dd" on automounts the fs that is 
> still being
    written out and as part of that automount, it corrupts it

if you experience this problem, you can do a $umount [mount point] command 
before you do the dd command.

- Terence Chen

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On 
Behalf Of Arjan van de Ven
Sent: Wednesday, January 28, 2009 1:33 PM
To: Tero Saarni
Cc: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Moblin Dev] Announcing Moblin v2 Core Alpha Release

Tero Saarni wrote:
>>> It is mentioned on the web page that the image could be written on USB
>>> drive but I can find only moblin-netbook-core-alpha1.iso.  I believe
>>> ISO 9660 CD image does not boot if simply written on memory stick with
>>> dd, is there pre-built bootable filesystem image for USB memory sticks
>>> too?
>> This is a hybrid image that boots both from a USB stick as well as when
>> burned on a CD. Very useful :-)
> 
> What, how does that work? :-)  Didn't work for me.
> 

we have found 3 caveats so far

1) If your USB stick is too small it is a problem
    ("too small" is possible due to the difference between the marketing 
megabyte
     and the engineering megabyte ;-)
2) The distribution on which you did the "dd" on automounts the fs that is 
still being
    written out and as part of that automount, it corrupts it
3) Writing to /dev/sdb1 rather than /dev/sdb (assuming sdb is the usb device)

if you have none of these please provide more details of "didn't work" ...

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