Yes, I can even clone a 2K & NT4 EMB image to the Flash
Disk and boot, however I got Blue screen in NT4 and NTLDR:
Fatal Error in 2K.
>-----Original Message-----
>It would seem that you can use it as a "boot floppy" but
not as an
>installed OS. IT's still a removable drive and Windows is
not set up to
>live on a "removable" device.
>
>Louis wrote:
>
>> Yes, the Bios support, and I've try the following Flash
>> Disk
>> PQI USB 2.0 plus 128M and I could make it bootable by
the
>> tools come with the driver disk.
>> However I would like to make it boot as OS not simply
just
>> a Floppy kind.
>>
>> Here comes a question:
>> After run fidsk on dos 6.22, however the Flash Disk
>> disappear after I delete the partition of USB Flash
Disk.
>> I can't "see" any disk unless I recover the partition
from
>> W2K etc.
>>
>> million thanks
>>
>> regards,
>> Louis
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>My first answer will be if the BIOS supports it.
>>>
>>>If BIOS cannot be set to search boot-up files from
other
>>>
>> devices, such as
>>
>>>CD-ROM or USB, it does not work at all.
>>>
>>>"Louis" <(E-Mail Removed)> ???
>>>news:bb0b01c3b94c$97c2e090$(E-Mail Removed) ???...
>>>
>>>>Hi
>>>>
>>>>May I know how /possible to create bootable USB Flash
>>>>
>> Disk
>>
>>>>with act as primary boot device with OS? (e.g. Win2k /
>>>>
>> NT4)
>>
>>>>regards,
>>>>Louis
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
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>>>
>>>
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