Kenneth J. Davis wrote:
BTW:
there are USB drives partitioned as (pseudo)floppies, without
partitiontable, and the kernel should then boot from A:
there are USB drives partitioned as (pseudo)harddisks, *with*
partitiontable, and the kernel should then boot from C:
which I think is the cause of the issue, I don't think the kernel &
various BIOSes always agree on which one is in use
I don't seem to have any sticks formatted as "pseudo" floppies
here. They all appear to have partition tables/MBR's with one
entry...
Tom
Jeremy
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