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Posted: Dec. 23 2004,18:43 |
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Lets try this approach. What works on three test computers.
First download the zip file.
From an exsising booting usb pendrive that was created with the "Install to USB Pendrive script", i.e., boot with USB-ZIP and USB-KEYBOARD selected in the BIOS.
1. unzip the files onto the pendrive 2. reboot - works.
For a pendrive that is not currently using syslinux to boot: 1. format pendrive using FAT option in windows 2. apply syslinux to the drive ( syslinux.exe -s e: ) 3. unzip the files onto the pendrive - do not overwrite the ldlinux.sys 4. reboot - works.
As noted in the readme.txt file, Dell and HP computers may need different formating utilities to boot with their various BIOS options. I do not own a Dell or HP, so can be little help with those machines.
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