The type of partitioning can affect whether it will boot or not. Mess
around with the formatting and partititioning options in Disk Utility
and it explains some of it in the options.
From my iPhone
On 22 Jan 2010, at 21:25, DavidLazarus <[email protected]>
wrote:
would still double check that a USB only drive can boot. The last
thing that you want to find is that your data is on a drive that
will not boot. Clone it with super duper or similar then try booting
from it.
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