Is there any way I can create a USB flash drive with out windows? I have installed unetbootin for creating the actual disk using freeDOS. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Bob S
create USB flash drive
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Re: create USB flash drive
In the manual there is information for Linux to a CD/DVD and to Floppy.
You can use the floppy method and just copy to a UFD - that is basically
"normal - raw boot image" and have the UFD boot in removable or zip
drive mode if older system with that option.
On 5/15/2020 10:33 AM, RFSndrs wrote:
> Is there any way I can create a USB flash drive with out windows? I have installed unetbootin for creating the actual disk using freeDOS. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
> Bob S
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>
You can use the floppy method and just copy to a UFD - that is basically
"normal - raw boot image" and have the UFD boot in removable or zip
drive mode if older system with that option.
On 5/15/2020 10:33 AM, RFSndrs wrote:
> Is there any way I can create a USB flash drive with out windows? I have installed unetbootin for creating the actual disk using freeDOS. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
> Bob S
>
>
Re: create USB flash drive
Thank you, Terabyte support. It worked great!
Re: create USB flash drive
RFSndrs wrote:
> Thank you, Terabyte support. It worked great!
RFSndrs,
Where did you find the info on doing this? Which manual?
> Thank you, Terabyte support. It worked great!
RFSndrs,
Where did you find the info on doing this? Which manual?
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Re: create USB flash drive
It's in the BIBM manual (page 21).
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Re: create USB flash drive
On 5/16/2020 3:08 PM, RFSndrs wrote:
> Thank you, Terabyte support. It worked great!
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You may have to resize it afterwards and then copy the image and
scripting items. The base is BIBM.
> Thank you, Terabyte support. It worked great!
>
>
You may have to resize it afterwards and then copy the image and
scripting items. The base is BIBM.