soinsg

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Posted: Oct. 25 2004,10:19 |
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I'm just repeating what is said here by ke4nt1: http://damnsmalllinux.org/cgi-bin....8;st=14
This is for a 256mb pendrive. In a terminal: ($ is normal prompt, # is root prompt)
Quote | $ sudo su # sfdisk -S 32 /dev/sda 0 256 <blank, just hit enter> <blank, just hit enter> <blank, just hit enter> y # shutdown -r now | (just close the CD drive so it boots dsl again).
After restarting:
Quote | $ sudo su # cfdisk /dev/sda Delete all the paritions Then create a new primary partition with size 70 (leaves you 20mb for 'dsl restore=sda1') Then change the type to 6 (which is FAT16) You can optionally create another (primary) partition using all remaining space to store other stuff (I chose Win95 FAT32 which is type 'b') |
Then run the install script inside a term/shell so you can see any errors:
Quote | $ /usr/sbin/dsl-usbinstall |
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