> Was the 1TB hard drive mounted when tried to dd the image to it? If so,
> that can toast your attempt at copying the data. Many Debian installation
> using X windows will automatically mount a USB device once it is plugged
> in. I have been screwed up like that a couple times.
You are absolu
>
> first dd if=debian-live-503-i386-rescue.img of=/dev/sdb
> then I created a extended partition with logical partition with fdisk
> then mkfs.ext3 /dev/sda5
>
> My first thoughts why it doesn't boot was the extra partition I made, so I
> tried it again without the extra partitions.
> But the resu
>
>> I have a 1TB external USB-HD and would like to have debian rescue as boot
>> partition and the rest as ext3 partition.
>> I can't boot from the USB-HD.
>
> how did you put the image to the disk, first dd'ing the image, and then
> creating the second partition?
>
first dd if=debian-live
On 03/04/2010 12:36 PM, Kai Hauser wrote:
I have a 1TB external USB-HD and would like to have debian rescue as boot
partition and the rest as ext3 partition.
I can't boot from the USB-HD.
how did you put the image to the disk, first dd'ing the image, and then
creating the second partition?
I enter the boot menu from Bios and select the removable device which appears
when usb hd is plugged in.
Then a black screen with blinking cursor comes, thats all.
With my usb flash stick the debian boot menu appears immediately.
I walked through bios settings up and down and tried several settin
On Thu, Mar 4, 2010 at 20:36, Kai Hauser wrote:
> I have a 1TB external USB-HD and would like to have debian rescue as boot
> partition and the rest as ext3 partition.
> I can't boot from the USB-HD. I tried the same image with my 4GB USB
> FlashStick and it worked.
> Can anyone give me a hint ho
I have a 1TB external USB-HD and would like to have debian rescue as boot
partition and the rest as ext3 partition.
I can't boot from the USB-HD. I tried the same image with my 4GB USB FlashStick
and it worked.
Can anyone give me a hint how to get the usb-hd booting?
cheers Kai
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