Hi All,
For reference, my 128MB USB stick can boot, but when I put it on an
USB-Hub, BIOS seems have difficulty booting it, try several time and
got 1 success only.
Anyone have a "guide" on making bootable USB stick under FreeDOS,
please let me know.
Thanks.
Rgds,
Johnson.
--
At 08:43 AM 2/22/2006 -0500, Mark Bailey wrote:
That went fine. I then booted the USB stick. It boots to a C:
prompt. Unfortunately, the USB stick itself is at A:.
The A: for the USB stick sounds right, but I can't figure how you're
booting to a C: prompt through it. You don't have a BIOS
Hi Michael:
I happen to have an "off-brand" 128MB USB stick. I used FORMAT
0.91V and the SYS and 32-bit kernel from fdos.org/kernel
(Development). I booted from a floppy disk and did a "format d:"
and "sys d:" to the USB stick. My primary 500MByte DOS partition
showed up as C: and my extended
Hi Michael:
I have two machines with problems booting USB sticks with FreeDOS
(but not MSDOS). I am going to try to replicate your results using
format 0.91v (from
http://www.coli.uni-saarland.de/~eric/stuff/soft/by-others/)
I assume you used command.com from the "Development"
branch of http://
Last night I picked up a few off-brand 128M USB sticks and tried formatting
them to boot FreeDOS on my system. As a pleasant surprise, the latest
FORMAT 0.91v and SYS from 2/20/2006 32-bit kernel formatted all three
brands to FreeDOS-bootable sticks -- although each received a runtime
FORMAT m
