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Dfi lanparty ultra D socket 939 support boot from usb

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norm_london   01-09-2011 at 06:16:00 PM

Hello,
is it possible to boot from a USB stick. I haven't had any luck attempting to install Ubuntu from a USB stick. I know the stick is good because I used it on a different computer.

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treefrog07   01-09-2011 at 08:36:18 PM

Insert the USB stick, power-on the computer, immediately press the Esc key. After POST, you should get a screen allowing you choose the boot device - choose the USB stick.

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norm_london   01-16-2011 at 04:30:47 AM

treefrog07 wrote :

Insert the USB stick, power-on the computer, immediately press the Esc key. After POST, you should get a screen allowing you choose the boot device - choose the USB stick.


I tried that, but didn't see an option to boot from the USB drive. I can see a USB CDROM, but that is the only USB option that I see.

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