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Subject: "dd" mini-iso image to USB pendrive?
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Hello Family,

I'm trying to get my server to boot off my Sandisk "Cruzer" 1-gig pen
drive with an ISO image dd'd to the pendrive.

It fails and the same ISO image will boot off the USB CDROM with no
issues.

Is there any specific howto on doing this?

TIA

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