Creating USB boot drives seems to be a particularly dark art. I've got a portable USB DVD drive that seems to work well on most little systems with no floppy or built in optical drive. On other older systems, I open them up and hang a temporary CDRom drive on the IDE chain. On Jun 17, 2012, at 10:15 PM, nuhtrue@gmail.com wrote:

So I'm wondering if anyone can tell me the proper way to make the ACID CD image copy/boot properly on a thumb drive? When I try using Unetbootin, I end up getting the standard CentOS installation (which I assume means it's missing the correct install scripts or something)

My existing portable CD drive hangs on boot with this particular computer. Of course,given enough time there's another way around this dilemma, but in the meantime please humor me.... I can obtain another portable CD drive but I really like to figure these kind of things out... Thanks.

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