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On Thu, Jul 16 2015, Mike Gilbert wrote: |
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> On Thu, Jul 16, 2015 at 12:40 PM, <gottlieb@×××.edu> wrote: |
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>> I believe I correctly dd'ed a minimal cd onto a usb flash (aka thumb) |
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>> drive. |
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>> I set the boot order on my new system (dell 7450) to have the usb |
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>> storage device first. Sure enough I get the isolinux prompt and the |
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>> kernel is loaded. |
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>> However after asking for the keymap (I just hit enter) |
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>> it types "looking for the cdrom". There is no cdrom. |
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>> It then tries to mount media /dev/sda[123] (which are dell and windows |
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>> partitions). When this fails it announces "no bootable medium found" |
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>> I tried adding the doscsi option, no change. |
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>> What did I do wrong? |
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> Does your system have USB 3 ports? USB 3 is currently broken on the |
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> installcd images. |
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Yes. My new system is USB 3. |
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allan |
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