The /etc/fstab has to define a partition for mounting. If the
system has existing scsi or sata drives the flash drive will
have to be set accordingly. On the other hand, for an IDE only
system the flash drive would be set to sda. Does that mean
that you can't prepare a flash drive for universal booting
as you can boot from a live CD?
Re: what to do about "cannot dump to dumpdev hd(1/41): space for ... when the SCSI drive was the root drive? ...fdisk partition will be the boot partition with the root file system.... If you have bad tracks in the swap space hdthe first time ... (comp.unix.sco.misc)
Re: Boot failure after installation ... > Go into the SCSI BIOS and reset the SCSI to default values. ... I don't think it will boot if I enable ACPI. ... One other thing that might be happening is if the geometry of the drive isn't allowing an extended translation because of the age of your hardware, you may need to keep the boot partition, that is the entire boot partition within the first 1024 cylinders. ... (freebsd-questions)
Installation Woes ... have an os/2 system with 3 os/2 operating system partitions, ... my SCSI driver to ... other SCSI drivers, I got past the trap E, ... the existing working partition, while some faster 64 bit processor ... (comp.os.os2.setup.misc)
Re: Xbox 360 media center software not installing.... ... When I first tried to install this extender software I did have just the one ... It is formatted as one partition and it is NTFS. ... After a rebuild the old compaq worked just ... >> is the DELL I have has SATA drives and the Compaq has IDE. ... (microsoft.public.windows.mediacenter)
Re: How to mark partition as active ... each installed on separate SCSI disks in an external drive enclosure. ... > partition is just the partition that contains a boot sector ... fact it keeps warning me my system won't boot as a result. ... means none of my partitions have a boot sector either - but my bootable ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.hardware)
