Hi,
it's pretty easy to make a bootable USB key. You know your boxes do USB
boot as your dd floppy tested that. So the trick is to dupliate the boot
aspect but keep the space:
HP made a routine for this which can be found:
http://bootdisk.com/pendrive.htm (see Method 2)
Then all the files off the CD iso should do it.
I'm sorry I can't give a step by step as it's a while since I set it up,
but now I have a 1GBdrive I just copy my 'experimental' G4U onto it and
do a USB boot hbefore transfering onto my PXE server setup.
Good luck,
Adrian
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