roberts


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Posted: July 07 2004,17:07 |
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Not all USB bios are compatible. Last time I checked there are two standards. OHCI and UHCI
OHCI = Open Host Controller Interface, usually Compaq Computers, SiS, or other not intel machines.
UHCI = Universal Host Controller Interface, usually all Intel and Via systems.
Also, the manufactures of USB devices do not have a standard on the default formatting of the devices. Usually, I have better luck by not formating the device and use the method of the bootusb.img as described in the Getting Started->Other Documentation->How/Tos from the Fourm->Booting DamnSmall Linux from USB
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