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On 09/02/14 18:21, Neil Bothwick wrote: |
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>On Tue, 2 Sep 2014 10:50:02 -0600, Joseph wrote: |
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>> I have tried it on two boxes, they are both small units without CD |
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>> 1.) First is an older box that can not boot from Gentoo ISO USB |
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>> generated with "dd" BIOS setting are: |
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>> USB-ZIP |
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>> USB-FDD |
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>> Hard Disk |
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>> 2.) The second box is an ATOM-330 and the same USB boots OK. |
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>> So the issue might be with the Bios on the first box. |
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>There's no "might" about it. At no time in this long thread did you |
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>mention that you had successfully booted the stick in another computer |
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>AFAIR. All along the stick was fine and the problem was limited to one |
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>particular computer, and old one that apparently has problems booting |
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>from some USB devices. |
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>You may find that toggling some of the USB settings in the BIOS helps. |
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>Neil Bothwick |
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>You can't teach a new mouse old clicks. |
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It is very confusing. |
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The box 1.) (above) I was testing it on my old USB stick I generated few years ago (it boots OK), it boots USB stick generated by Systemrescue CD. |
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It does not boot USB stick I generated a new one (manually), nor does it boot USB stick generated by "DD" or UNetbootin |
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The second box after checking second time it boots USB stick generated by "dd" and Systemrescue CD but it will not boot USB stick generated manually or by UNetbootin |
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Apology the this long thread, but I'm still confused. I could understand why it would not boot USB stick generated manually but why it will not boot USB stick |
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generatd by UNetbootin but it boots stick generated by Systemrescue CD |
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Joseph |
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