| Quote (eakeller @ Nov. 23 2004,18:59) |
| ... 1. Using the Write function in WinImage, I put the bootusb-***.img file onto the USB key 2. Using IsoBuster, I then dragged the KNOPPIX directory in dsl-x.x.x.iso to the root directory of the USB key I rebooted, and bam! Linux on a Win2k work machine. It was pretty cool. A few things I ran into: A. It took me a while to figure out the Write function in WinImage. Be careful, this is not the same as just copying the image file to the key... -E |