lik
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Joined: Dec. 2004 |
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Posted: Nov. 24 2005,19:22 |
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I am using DSL 0.9.1. I have a 128MB USB pendrive. Whenever I try to install DSL as USB-ZIP, it always creates two partitions: one is about 50MB and the other is the rest and useless. I wonder if that is the requirement of the USB-ZIP.
I try to use USB-HDD but in that case my pendrive can not boot on either my desktop or my laptop, although I set the booting format as USB-HDD in BIOS on both machines. My laptop reports "missing operating system" and my desktop just ignores the existance of my pendrive.
I can boot with USB-ZIP but I don't want to waste my pendrive. So I backup all files in the USB-ZIP pendrive, reformat the pendrive to only one partition (128MB as FAT16) and copy all files back to the pendrive. Then I try syslinux /dev/sda but the resulting pendrive is not able to boot. It shows "boot failed" on the screen.
Can anybody tell me what I have done wrong?
Thanks,
Lik
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