You could also try SYSLINUX and MEMDISK with a small FreeDOS HD image.
On my computer, the read-only emulated image was C: and the USB disk
itself was D:.
-maybeway36
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Hi Braden,
Try HP's Disk format tool. Although this utility is no longer supported and
taken of the HP website you can still find it on the web.
Some links to try (I can't remember where I got mine from so be cautious!)
http://www.bay-wolf.com/usbmemstick.htm
http://www.pcworld.com/downloads/f
On Sun, Jan 25, 2009 at 06:23:57PM +, k...@comcast.net wrote:
> Will the EEEpc boot from a USB flash drive?
It does. I run Haiku on mine booting from a USB flash drive.
Ángel
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So
Will the EEEpc boot from a USB flash drive? If so, install FreeDOS on the
USB flash from another computer, boot it on the EEEpc, and install
FreeDOS "normally" on the EEEpc.
Many (probably most) computers with modern BIOSs will recognize a USB
flash drive if it is installed at boot time. This
Some options:
a) "installing" just means creating MBR, creating bootsector, copying
system files plus copying some applicaitons, there is no force to use an
installer, you can do this copying steps yourself
b) you can boot grub4dos from USB and emulate then the freedos installer
iso and install t
