Testing on usb with real hardware
Testing on usb with real hardware
I am trying to boot my img image, that works in virtual machines, on a usb and gives me an error saying can not boot floppy Press a key to reboot. Is it because i am trying to boot a floppy image on a usb? What is the problem? I followed the brokenthorn series for the bootloader
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Re: Testing on usb with real hardware
How are you trying to write the floppy image to the USB? A Floppy image wont write to USB very well.
I recommend taking a look at the grub tool for writing to USB (think its called grub-mkrescue or simular), or looking at YUMI bootloader.
I recommend taking a look at the grub tool for writing to USB (think its called grub-mkrescue or simular), or looking at YUMI bootloader.
Re: Testing on usb with real hardware
I have been using
It looked like it had no problems copying it over
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dd if=***.img of=/dev/sdb*
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Re: Testing on usb with real hardware
A MBR is not a VBR. You're not writing the entire stick.
Re: Testing on usb with real hardware
Then what command should i use
Re: Testing on usb with real hardware
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=dd+write+mbr&l=1feare56 wrote:Then what command should i use