ryberg

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Joined: April 2006 |
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Posted: April 07 2006,12:38 |
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A quick "follow up" question , hope some DSL guru might see what i'm doing wrong here .. I have fetched the DSL "embedded" and I'm booting this on a WindowsXP pro. Everything works fine. But... I really only wants to be able to install it to my USB stick, but have now given up 
Do I HAVE to use a LiveCD to be able to use the desktop menu and install to my USB stick. It keeps complaining that /dev/sda useless.
I tried changing the dsl-windows.bat parameter "nousb" to "usb", and remove it entirely - guessing that this might be needed to use USB inside embedded DSL. Wrong. Nothing helps.
Now this is a total newbie question - but if my USB is not the suggested "sda" then how do I figure out what it is called? - And what magic do I need to do, if I just want to use "embedded" to boot, and then create my USB boot HDD stick ??
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