Good question. I'm not sure. I know that if I dd the floppy image to
the USB stick it boots without issue. I found that I can also remove
the stick when it asks for the next floppy and dd the next image and
so on until it's up and running. I can't, however, dd the iso and
have it boot. I ca
On Fri, 24 Aug 2007, Matt Smollinger wrote:
> Have you given any thought to network booting them from a PXE server? Since
> its still in Alpha maybe Hubert can make a single floppy image for use with
> USB sticks (I have no idea whats involved with making a floppy image that is
> larger than a flop
Have you given any thought to network booting them from a PXE server? Since
its still in Alpha maybe Hubert can make a single floppy image for use with
USB sticks (I have no idea whats involved with making a floppy image that is
larger than a floppy... Just brainstorming)
Matt Smollinger
Applicat
Hi. Thanks for the reply. No, we tried the 1.17 image just dd'ing it
to the stick. Booted fine but useless in terms of functionality. Due
to updated chipsets and controllers we must use the 2.4-alpha1 which
is 3 floppy images or the cd iso.
Booting cdrom is useful, but USB is ideal because n
Found this by googling "g4u usb boot":
grab the 1.17 (single) floppy image and dd it to your stick?
Using rawrite under windows should work, too...
(Someone provided me with an URL for that, but I forgot where I put it...
But that was very Linux-specific :-/)
- Hubert
That was in an archive f
Well, not really ;-) But we're trying to turn all of this into a
bootable USB key but seem to be having trouble with that.
Any chance you have any directions for this? I'd really appreciate it.
Cheers,
Alan
PS. This is a brilliant product you have here, mate.
