Billie Walsh escreveu:
Constant Brouerius van Nidek wrote:
Still working on my trusty Pentium II which does not give me the
possibility to have USB as boot possibility. Same with my Pentium III
laptop.
Would like to use my USB stick for booting a live linux but found up
to now no usable solutions.
Can somebody help me out?
As someone else already said. First thing would be to see if there is
a bios update. Just possibly it may allow USB boot.
I don't know what your situation is, or why you want to run it from a
USB stick. BUT, IF it were me I would just dual boot from the internal
hard drive. That's exactly what I did with my laptop. I got an eighty
gig hard drive and partitioned it 50/50. Half for Winders and half for
Linux.
If you found no BIOS update, there is another option but... it's a bit
tricky. Also, you will have to use syslinux, in order to boot your system.
Many older BIOS that do not support USB HDD boot, do support USB Zip
support... syslinux has instructions how to format your USB pen, in
order to simulate a USB Zip drive. If you follow that procedure, and
your BIOS supports USB Zip, it is possible to boot that way.
I know, because I already did it.
Good luck.
Rui
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