On 08/22/2014 06:14 PM, ToddAndMargo wrote:
On 08/22/2014 06:22 AM, Andrew Hornback wrote:
Another option, and something that I use to build "Swiss army
knife"-type utility USB drives is Easy2Boot.
Http://www.easy2boot.com
It builds the bootable environment, you just add the raw ISO or what
have you, in the appropriate directory and away you go.
I do SL installs with it since I can load my system diagnostics on the
stick, run them, reboot and drop into the installer without changing
media.
--- A
Hi Andrew,
All I get is a flashing cursor after telling the thing to boot
to the grub4dos utility.
And, I had to modify
fmt.sh
old 143: sudo $DIR/bootlace.com --time-out=0 ${device:0:-1}
new 143: sudo $DIR/bootlace.com --time-out=0 ${device%?}
old 154: sudo fdisk -l ${device:0:-1}
new 154: sudo fdisk -l ${device%?}
No joy. Rats!
-T
Okay, figured it out. I can boot into DOS 6.22 now.
Question. How do I get my directory with my flash
data and utility onto the the thing?
