Re: [Unattended] Creating boot disk for USB

Hi!
I'm not sure, but RIP has a good description how to doit.
http://www.tux.org/pub/people/kent-robotti/looplinux/rip/index.html

Best regards
  tovis
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> Hi all,
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> I just started testing unattended in the last couple of days.
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> I've gone through the step-by-step tutorial which has gotten me up and
> running, which is great.
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> I was able to modify the autoexec.bat file from bootdisk directory. I did
> see a makefile on there, so i executed
> # make clean
> # make all
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> when it was done, it created a new bootdisk.iso file. I burned it to a CD
> and its working magically. The question is really, how can i put this ISO
> on a usb stick? I've tried
> # dd if=bootdisk.iso of=/dev/device
> # dd if=bootdisk.iso of=/dev/devicepartition
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> and those did not work. I know the system can boot from a usb, just not
> this one.
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> I do get the following message
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> Missing operating system.
> Boot from CD :
> This is not a bootable disk. Please insert a bootable floppy and press any
> key to try again...
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> Is booting from USB not supported or possible?
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> (i did try the steps suggested in
> http://unattended.sourceforge.net/faq.php#8_2 and i got the same message
> as noted above)
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> Thanks,
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> Sijis
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