Jorn Eriksen wrote:
> Hello Everyone,
> 
> Some more results from testing of USB Sticks.
> 
> Looking at the physical properties on the USB sticks it seams we are in for
> some fun.  It seams to me that they all have different physical attributes.
> I tested with some other ones as well including the brand new 256mb stick.
> All had different metrics.
> 
> I've just rolled a new image and uploaded this.  To this image I've applied
> the mbr.bin that came with syslinux v3.11 - maybe that works better.  Now  -
> we are in for some more fun - have a look at this article:
> http://syslinux.zytor.com/usbkey.php
> 
> Natanael - maybe you have a Award bios?

I have no idea. Its Dell.

> I've noticed that on certain of my
> machines the stick (with the image applied) look completely messed up.
> Howver - the image do boot with all the different stick I have, and on the
> three different test machines I got at home.  Very strange indeed.

The usb stick got partitioned and mounted just fine. I just didnt want
to boot.

> All - maybe we should try to roll a USB-ZIP image as well? For that we can
> use the Syslinux tool mentioned in the link above.

I'd say: ship a .tar.gz (or .zip) file that the user an unpack on
his/her usb drive and the run syslinux. You could even ship syslinux.exe
for windows users.

> I've tried with the "image" model that David described however presently I
> have no luck with that. I've tried Erics image as well - no luck there
> either. Eric - this is a full device image - right?
> 
> We really should have some more folks testing the different images/models.
> 
> Had a quick look on the DSL's pendrive_usbhdd.sh script.  I'm quite sure we
> shold be able to use this as well.  The "package" can be found here:
> ftp://ftp.belnet.be/packages/damnsmalllinux/archive/pendrive_usbhdd.tar.gz
>


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