Hi!
9--2005 17:53 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Robert Urban) wrote to
freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net:
RU Part of the reason I'm trying to make a USB-stick bootable is to be able
RU to have a *writeable* removable medium, for example to be able to save
RU a backup copy of the running BIOS image before
Hi Bernd,
if schreef is the simple past for wrote, was is the present... shrijfen? :)
Part of the reason I'm trying to make a USB-stick bootable is to be able
to have a *writeable* removable medium, for example to be able to save
a backup copy of the running BIOS image before flashing.
Using
Robert Urban schreef:
if schreef is the simple past for wrote, was is the present... shrijfen? :)
schrijven (in Dutch, in English it's: to write)
ik schrijf (in English: I write)
Using your method, I would get a ramdisk with the FreeDOS boot floppy
in memory, which would mean it would be quite
At 02:48 PM 2/9/2005 +0100, Robert Urban wrote:
USB-ZIP is generally documented on the net as the most compatible one to
choose for USB flash drive booting. It's the only selection that works
for
booting my USB stick here. But mine does boot up as a large A:, which you
might not find
Hi Michael,
You wrote:
At 02:48 PM 2/9/2005 +0100, Robert Urban wrote:
USB-ZIP is generally documented on the net as the most compatible one to
choose for USB flash drive booting. It's the only selection that works
for
booting my USB stick here. But mine does boot up as a
At 09:39 PM 2/9/2005 +0100, Robert Urban wrote:
Not sure why you're having so many problems, although I admit that I hand
punched in a few values in the boot sector to make sure mine
booted. What's the brand and size of your flash drive? If I see one
locally and its cheap enough, maybe I'll
