Minh At 17:00 07.12.2002, Minh Duong wrote:
This is a strong plus compared to DOM's which are sometimes difficult to get, but as you state yourself, USB ist not available on many old platforms, but as old motherboards slowly fade away it might be a thing to consider.Hey guys,I have an interesting idea, and I wanted some feedback from everyone. I recently bought one of those USB pen drives (32MB) to transfer large files from my laptop to my other computers. But the thought occured to me that it could be used to boot Bering as an alternative to DOC, CDROM, or floppy. There's a lot of pros. They're large enough for the application. 8MB is the smallest that they make them. They are re-writeable and can be write-protected. They are becoming more common to find and buy.
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