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making a cruzer micro bootable in Windows XP

Any usb key that shows up as a mass storage device (most of them) can be made bootable but as stated your motherboard must support booting from some form of usb device.

See my post in this thread
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Gaidin
 
Originally posted by: abrand
Is there a way to make a USB 2.0 512MB Sandisk Cruzer Micro bootable just like a hard disk ?

Thanks

You certainly could not boot ANY Windows OS past Win3.11.

There are alot of *NIX options though.
Like this:

Flonix i-usb v1.2
Based on Damn Small Linux, with a GUI interface and requires only 64mb.
 
Flashlinux is another one.

One thing to consider thoug: flash has a limited number of read/write cycles so special considerations have to be made.
 
Originally posted by: LiLithTecH
Originally posted by: abrand
Is there a way to make a USB 2.0 512MB Sandisk Cruzer Micro bootable just like a hard disk ?

Thanks

You certainly could not boot ANY Windows OS past Win3.11.

There are alot of *NIX options though.
Like this:

Flonix i-usb v1.2
Based on Damn Small Linux, with a GUI interface and requires only 64mb.

If the FlashDrive is big enough, I don't see why you couldn't boot a stripped down version of Windows such as BartsPE. http://www.nu2.nu/pebuilder/
 
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