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...oon as I choose it. Then I get a screen saying "Do you wish to load more Driver Disks?" I can see in the logging that it can't find the driver it also gives a "Can't find a valid FAT filesystem on dev fd0". I have dd'ed the image ... it is a ext2 Filesystem and used RAWRITE. Is there more that I can try ? Any Suggestions ? Thanks Karl -- ----------------------------------------- Karl Fischer Drone, Human and Gnome User I support 10x10. Email : kmf at fischer.org.za Jabber : kmf at jabber.org Personal Site : http://fischer.org.za ----------------------------------...

...39;d) and maybe Smart Boot Manager (gzip'd COM32 binary instead of normal COM32 binary?). I'm using both on a simple bootdisk, and all space savings are welcome. a workaround could ofcourse be to write each of them to a diskette, then read in the diskette (RAREAD, DISKCOPY, Linux dd, maybe RAWRITE), compress the imagefile, then load it using Memdisk which has (g)zip decompression support. other possibility would be to create an intermediate loader (let's call it 'ungzip') which would decompress the GZ and then let the decompressed binary ('kernel') take control. Similar...

Is it possable to boot a diskimage with syslinux? So often I run into bios upgrade disks images or can easily create a disk image and would like an easy way to just boot these images. I know isolinux does this and I vagely remember using it to make a bootable windows 95 cd back in the day. It worked to. It would be nice if I could just copy the disk image to a usbstick and use syslinux to boot

...t (there's also some FreeDOS, GRUB and Grub4DOS binaries, a FAT12 > UEFI:NTFS image as well as and other stuff). What I don't get is why do you have to rebuild the boot loader in the first place. Most of these isos (including the Tails one) are hybrid which should work if you just dd/rawrite it on the USB drive. Rufus seems to do something much more complicated than this, risking breaking the boot loader of the iso while rebuilding it. If the iso already supports booting from USB no rebuilding should be needed, if it does not changing it automatically for something it was not inte...

...SOLINUX so I don't have to build custom CD's for those times the install may or may not fail? Will warnings about certain system BIOSes be posted at syslinux.zytor.com/iso.php? Will a help page be added to zytor.com that shows users how to create floppy boot disks now that the images and rawrite are no longer included on the latest LINUX distributions? Does isolinux default with the message, "Extremely Broken BIOS Detected" when the sense commands bring back an answer the probe doesn't understand? Or, does the isolinux probe automatically post this error if the BIOS is n...

Hi: Thank you very much for creating this very useful program. I downloaded the DOS version because there was a suggestion in th isolinux website. I was not able to detect the cd-rom on my pentium II computer with Award BIOS 4.51 v 1.10. I tried to set the IDE i/o address but I am not sure where to get the i/o address information. I used the i/o address in the Win98 device manager IDE

...magic. appears. First question, can someone confirm that this error is in fact caused by whatever partition magic did ? Second question, can it be fixed ? I have read the page on GPart and it appears you have to be able to boot linux in order to use it. are their any repair utilities that I can rawrite to a floppy and boot with that handle ext3 ? Thanks in advance for any help you can give, Tom kerstan@comcast.net

Hi Zoltan, On 2016.03.07 20:58, BALATON Zoltan via Syslinux wrote: > What I don't get is why do you have to rebuild the boot loader in the > first place. Most of these isos (including the Tails one) are hybrid > which should work if you just dd/rawrite it on the USB drive. 1. As you know, many ISOs aren't ISOHybrids. 2. Regardless, Rufus is smart enough to detect ISOHybrids and prompt the user if they want to write in DD mode, or extract the files to FAT32 and make the drive bootable with the process I described. So it's not like it...

Pete Batard via Syslinux <syslinux at zytor.com> writes: > One solution to avoid that would be to embed in Rufus all possible > .c32 modules from Syslinux, alongside with the 'ldlinux.sys' version > we have, and replace them on the USB. Why not install instead an arbitrary version of Syslinux and replace all .c32 files with the modules of the installed version? --

I use 3Com's PXE server to deploy the RedHat Linux network boot disk for an ftp install. I have done this for RedHat 7.2 and 7.3. I followed the same procedure I used for the other RedHat boot disks using the RedHat 8.0 boot disk and syslinux didn't work. Syslinux boots the system, gets the boot: prompt and dies. The error message is can not find ramdisk image and then cannot find