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| - | * mount the device and copy over required //networkcard.zlilo// file and corresponding //syslinux.cfg// [[eb_imagetypes#Using lilo on a floppy|just as in a diskette boot]]. There will now be three files on the flash device | + | * Mount the device and copy over required //networkcard.zlilo// file and corresponding //syslinux.cfg// [[eb_imagetypes#Using lilo on a floppy|just as in a diskette boot]]. There will now be three files on the flash device |
| root@shark(/flash)# ls | root@shark(/flash)# ls | ||
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| default r8169.zli | default r8169.zli | ||
| - | * unmount the device, shutdown and reboot from the network. | + | * Unmount the device, shutdown and reboot from the network. |
| - | ===== USB FLash EtherBoot - ZIP drive geometry ===== | + | ===== USB Flash EtherBoot - ZIP drive geometry ===== |
| - | A standard zip drive appears to your BIOS as having 64 heads and 32 sectors per track. The number of cylinders depends on the capacity of the drive. A zip drive insists on booting from partition 4. | + | An older machine may insist on a geometry which appears to your BIOS as a standard ZIP drive having 64 heads and 32 sectors per track. The number of cylinders depends on the capacity of the drive. A ZIP drive boots from partition 4. |
| - | *Use the mkdiskimage script from SYSLINUX to create a blank DOS-formatted image on your flash key, letting mkdiskimage work out the size of the device. This may take a little while to complete. | + | * Use the mkdiskimage script from SYSLINUX to create a blank DOS-formatted image on your flash key, letting mkdiskimage work out the size of the device. This may take a little while to complete. |
| mkdiskimage -4 /dev/sda 0 64 32 | mkdiskimage -4 /dev/sda 0 64 32 | ||
| - | *Install syslinux onto the key. | + | * Install syslinux onto the key. |
| syslinux /dev/sda4 | syslinux /dev/sda4 | ||
| - | * mount the device (/dev/sda4) and copy over required //networkcard.zlilo// file and corresponding //syslinux.cfg// [[eb_imagetypes#Using lilo on a floppy|just as in a diskette boot]] | + | * Mount /dev/sda4 and copy over required //networkcard.zlilo// file and corresponding //syslinux.cfg// [[eb_imagetypes#Using lilo on a floppy|just as in a diskette boot]] |
| * unmount the device, shutdown and reboot from the network. | * unmount the device, shutdown and reboot from the network. | ||
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| More recipies can be found [[http://www.beezmo.com/FloobyDustDir/FDKnoppixUsbDir/FDKnoppixUsb.htm|here]], with another source of information [[http://www.freesoftwaremagazine.com/articles/grub_intro|here]]. | More recipies can be found [[http://www.beezmo.com/FloobyDustDir/FDKnoppixUsbDir/FDKnoppixUsb.htm|here]], with another source of information [[http://www.freesoftwaremagazine.com/articles/grub_intro|here]]. | ||
