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rodger 
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Posted on: Jan. 04 2007,18:42 |
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Hi,
I have a bootable USB-Stick.
How can I install my MenĂ¼, which I have created by EasyBoot on my Stick, so that I can boot with it in DOS?
Thanks
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xoben
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Posted on: Jan. 04 2007,19:00 |
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Sorry, EasyBoot does not support this function yet.
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Aaron.Shanas
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Posted on: Jan. 06 2007,17:29 |
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Certain USB pen drives support a technology called "U3" which essentially creates a virtual CD-ROM on your device. When a computer supports booting to USB (which yours obviously does), there should be a way to get EasyBoot to function within the U3 portion of the drive. However, it is only around 5MB of space in most cases.
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rodger
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Posted on: Jan. 07 2007,17:01 |
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Yes this ist good, when someone know how does it work
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MrChris
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Posted on: Mar. 06 2007,23:20 |
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Iv gone down this road in the past and and was told by someone @ PortableApps.com Forums that it cant be done. But I would like to think it could be done. But who knows.
http://portableapps.com/node/3909
Grub works pretty good.
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rodger
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Posted on: Apr. 01 2007,05:12 |
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does someone know it
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