said:
>Yes, I expected that. This would be the same whether my stick was a
>stick or a USB hard drive. Are you saying that no BIOSes currently
>available can boot from a USB device?
I didn't say that. I said the BIOS would have to support booting from a
USB memory device. I have BIOSs that can boot from USB disk or cdroms,
but that says nothing about whether or not a USB stick would be supported.
>And are the ecs USB BASEDEVs able to do this?
Test it and let me know.
>Just asking it politely to copy. Can it do that?
Correct. Would you expect RSJ to be able to burn an ISO to your hard
drive?
>Hoping to provide some additional humor....
You have done well.
Steven
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