rescue on usb flash
Marq
vikramns at gmail.com
Tue Oct 17 07:46:18 UTC 2006
Hi
To a usb flash disk to boot into rescue mode with out CD1
all u have to do the following steps
Go into the isolinux directory in the First CD
umount the usb disk if it is mounted
then execute "dd if=diskboot.img of=<usb device name eg:/dev/sda>"
this will destroy all your data in the usb disk
Now try booting your machine from the USB disk
On 16/10/06, babulnat at pacenet-india.com <babulnat at pacenet-india.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> Hello
> I have copied all the files in isolinux folder on to my usb
> flash
> drive.I have changed the name of the file isolinux.cfg to syslinux.cfg.Ihave
> also run the syslinux /dev/sdb ( since my flash drive is read as
> /dev/sdb).
> This creates a rescue on the thumb drive and works fine. However it
> requires
> the 1st CD after the 'linux rescue' reply. I tried to copy the entire 1st
> CD to
> thumb drive and tried to boot without the 1st CD in the CD drive. This
> however
> does not work. It is useless to have the first stage of the boot only on
> the
> usb.The entire boot should be possible without the 1st CD.
> Where am I commiting a mistake?
>
> Thanks for the replies in advance.
>
> babulnat
>
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