formatted the stick with fat32, created the boot stick with rmprep and grub4dos as loader and the menu.lst entry with my one presented in this thread => no os recognition.formatted the stick with fat32, created the boot stick with rmprep and grub4dos as loader and the menu.lst entry from xboot => no os recognition.formatted the stick with fat32, created the boot stick with xboot and grub4dos as loader, replaced grldr with the newest from chenall, menu.lst entry with my one presented in this thread => no os recognition.formatted the stick with fat32, created the boot stick with xboot and grub4dos as loader, replaced grldr with the newest from chenall, menu.lst entry from xboot => no os recognition.formatted the stick with fat32, created the boot stick with xboot and grub4dos as loader and the menu.lst entry with my one presented in this thread => no os recognition.formatted the stick with fat32, created the boot stick with xboot and grub4dos as loader and the menu.lst entry from xboot => no os recognition.What I have done (always with only one iso->msdart70, formating tool rmprepusb): Ok, played around a little bit and I can reproduce that fault. Map -heads=0 -sectors-per-track=0 /images/msdartwindows圆4.iso (0xff) || map -heads=0 -sectors-per-track=0 -mem /images/msdartwindows圆4.iso (0xff)Įdited by kodiak, 30 March 2012 - 09:07 PM. Map /images/firadisk.gz (fd0) || map -mem /images/firadisk.gz (fd0) Ls /images/msdartwindows圆4.iso || find -set-root /images/msdartwindows圆4.iso Map -heads=0 -sectors-per-track=0 /images/help.iso (0xff) || map -heads=0 -sectors-per-track=0 -mem /images/help.iso (0xff)

Ls /images/help.iso || find -set-root /images/help.iso Color magenta/white white/magenta black/white black/white

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