Add the ESXi Installer ISO to Easy2Boot.Test your SD memory cards (and USB Flash drives)!.Universal USB Installer (also YUMI) USB Flash driv.Understanding the Easy2Boot folder structure.The RMPrepUSB Pre-Set Configurations feature.If you like Hirens Boot CD, try FalconFour's Ultimate Boot CD (there is a. You should now have a USB Flash drive that will boot on a lot more systems. After formatting as 'FAT32+Boot as HDD', run the Universal Installer but do not tick the 'We will format Drive as FAT32' checkbox and all should be well. This puts a small hidden extra partition on the USB drive and so the EeePC will now treat the USB Flash drive as a hard disk. One way to fix this is to format the USB drive first with RMPrepUSB and make sure you tick the 'Boot as HDD (C: 2PTNS)' checkbox. The problem is the menu system used by the Universal installer expects the USB drive to be hd0 not fd0 and so it does not find the menu.
If they see a USB Flash drive with only one partition, they treat the USB drive as a floppy drive (actually a ZIP drive).
Ldlinux.sys hbcd hbcd.txt HBCDMenu.cmd autorun.inf changes.txt syslinux syslinux.cfg Uni-USB-Installer-Copying.txt Uni_USb-Installer-Readme.txt license.txt When I typed 'find' in the grub4dos command shell, the reason was obvious - the EeePC showed that a floppy disk was present (fd0) which was actually my USB flash drive!
but then failed to show a menu and left me at the grub4dos command shell! The USB preparation was pretty quick and I then plugged the flash drive into my trusty EeePC 904HA netbook to test it.
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