There's no disc drive btw. It has a network boot option, but fucknose what that does.
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There's no disc drive btw. It has a network boot option, but fucknose what that does.
Now go away.
pepper your angus
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when ewe f12 into boot options does the usb drive show lyke? i saw this one bios this one thyme wot listed a usb drive with an .iso as a usb cd drive
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that's for pxe booting, dawg.Originally Posted by Something Else
There's no disc drive btw. It has a network boot option, but fucknose what that does.
spmado
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the obvious question being is the usb hactually formatted properly to be bootable.I'm trying to boot a Sharp MM1110 Netbook off a bootable USB with Ubuntu on it. It has an option to boot from USB in the BIOS, but it won't recognise the USB when booting up.
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sex a wolf in a bag
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When I F12, I see a Disc Drive, Floppy Drive, Hard Drive, or Network.when ewe f12 into boot options does the usb drive show lyke? i saw this one bios this one thyme wot listed a usb drive with an .iso as a usb cd drive
It doesn't have the first two, but I tried selecting the Disc Drive incase. It just restarts, starts booting XP, then blue screens and restarts.
Is it worth taking the battery off the mobo?! To reset the cmos, like. There's a small reset button on the underside which i've pushed lots. Doesn't seem to help.
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wot bo said.
did ewe ewse the pendrivelinux tool to make the ubuntu .iso bootable? so it formats it all in ext3 lyke?
have ewe tried a different usb port? some frontal/side ones can prevent ewe from booting to them.
in bios ewe said its set to boot to usb? having wake on usb can somethymes make a difference if your bios has it? also disabling fastboot if you have that option too lyke
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I've just done all that. And properly.the obvious question being is the usb hactually formatted properly to be bootable.I'm trying to boot a Sharp MM1110 Netbook off a bootable USB with Ubuntu on it. It has an option to boot from USB in the BIOS, but it won't recognise the USB when booting up.
I went for Ubuntu ntebook remix or something else. Is it worth using a slimmer OS like Puppy Linux.
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http://www.pendrivelinux.com/univers...easy-as-1-2-3/
ewe have to ewese this app to make the drive and .iso bootable homes, ewe know?
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That's a yes to all of the above. I've taken some phoaties:
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spmado
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I hurd a rumour that some company called microsoft or something made an OS that wurks with loiyke nearly all hardware and software. apparently it's quite popular and just wurks without loads of fannying aboutI've just done all that. And properly.
I went for Ubuntu ntebook remix or something else. Is it worth using a slimmer OS like Puppy Linux.
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