** Summary changed:
- usb drives imaged with usb-creator fail to boot on some systems
+ usb drives imaged with usb-creator fail to boot on some systems with mass
storage emulation off
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Had the same problem with various PC and Notebooks such as:
ASUS M2400N and ASUS P50IJ.
I also found a solution which worked fine for me:
sudo dd if=/dev/sdX1 of=~/usb-stick.img bs=10M
sudo dd of=/dev/sdX if=~/usb-stick.img bs=10M
sudo rm ~/usb-stick.img
found here:
http://wiki.ubuntuusers.de/
I have this same error on an older Alienware Area51.
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Title:
usb drives imaged with usb-creator fail to boot on some systems
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Can confirm this bug still affects a DG965OT. Both natty and oneiric
images tested, received "Boot error".
Setting "USB Mass Storage Emulation Type" to "All Fixed Disc" from "Auto
Detect" as documented worked around the issue.
Guessing next step in getting this bug resolved would be to test the
** Changed in: usb-creator (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Triaged
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usb drives imaged with usb-creator fail to boot on some systems
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As I already asked in question 165187 my problem is that a Live USB with
"user documents and settings be stored on a reserved extra space" makes
it unusable.
Please confirm that the creation of a live usb with "discard on
shutdown" is also not working.
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incidently if you are using FAT16 , 1A and 1C same to fix, but its
offset 24 h instead of 40 h for the "Logical Drive Number of Partition
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Bug also effects D965GF Intel boards (Still in Natty 11.04 startup disk
creator)
However there is a solution and it is because of 'faulty' FAT32 boot sector,
the offending bits to fix are offset (from boot sector start)
1A h (Number of Heads) [this as always been correct in the things ive looked
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Assignee: Evan Dandrea (ev) => (unassigned)
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Title:
usb drives imaged with usb-creator fail to boot on so
Some other systems that have been reported as failing to boot usb-
creator imaged drives:
Motherboard Asrock K7S8X
BIOS American Megatrends Inc. P1.90 (07/11/2003)
Dell Latitude D620
Acer Aspire One
Testing a bootable USB key (which works on most machines) would be
helpful to confirm and start
Boot Error is issued from the syslinux boot sector, the first sector of
the FAT file system created when usb-creator formats it. The error means
that the code in the boot sector can't figure out what sector it was
loaded into and therefore can't find the rest of the boot code (the very
next sector
** Tags added: iso-testing
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In a freshly patched Karmic, usb-creator-kde does indeed set the LBA
flag on my 2GB USB data stick. fdisk(1) prints the partition table as
follows:
Command (m for help): p
Disk /dev/sdf: 2002 MB, 2002747392 bytes
62 heads, 62 sectors/track, 1017 cylinders
Units = cylinders of 3844 * 512 = 196812
For those of you who have a key that does not boot on every computer, I may
have found something in Bug #326701 woth a test:
usb-creator does it is not set to LBA (partition bigger than 512mb). To solve
the problem use gparted and enable the LBA "flag"
Can anyone confirm that this allows them to
@ Evan
Brute force to me would mean that the USB Creator can format a USB Stick
as needed. The USB Stick is a memory based device after all, it is
normally not write protected, and if I tell the USB Creator to format it
I don't expect to see error messages or indications that formatting did
not su
I am also having problems booting/installing Jaunty & Karmic from a USB
drive with an older Compaq laptop w/ Phoenix Bios. All went well with
Puppy Linux, though.
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Define brute force. It tells devicekit-disks to clear the partition
table, create a new MBR partition table and single partition with the
boot flag set, then clears the code area of the MBR.
** Changed in: usb-creator (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Confirmed
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I just wanted to confirm the problem described for an Intel DG965WH based
board. Images written with Jaunty worked fine so far.
Also, I was wondering why the USB Creator does not use a "brute force" approach
when trying to format the USB memory stick.
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I mean that images that worked with the Jaunty usb-creator no longer
work with the karmic usb-creator-[gtk|kde]. Essentially, the new usb-
creator package is not properly writing the mbr of the usb device.
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When you say, "I have retried images that worked with Jaunty ", do you
mean that you used CDs from Jaunty, but the version of usb-creator from
Karmic, or that you used both images and usb-creator itself from Jaunty?
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** Attachment added: "Dependencies.txt"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/34159828/Dependencies.txt
** Attachment added: "XsessionErrors.txt"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/34159829/XsessionErrors.txt
** Changed in: usb-creator (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) => Evan Dandrea (evand)
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