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black_13
Does XP sp2 have every thing need to create a bootable usb stick?
sorry if this was answered somewhere else.
black_13
sorry if this was answered somewhere else.
black_13
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You must install FP2007.
Windows XP Embedded SP2 Feature Pack 2007
USB Boot 2.0The Universal Serial Bus (USB) Boot 2.0 component provides the
bus and port drivers needed to boot from USB media. Adding this component
automatically includes the following related components:
USB Boot Mass Storage Device
USB NT Hardware Detect
USB 2.0 Common
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Windows XP Embedded SP2 Feature Pack 2007
USB Boot 2.0The Universal Serial Bus (USB) Boot 2.0 component provides the
bus and port drivers needed to boot from USB media. Adding this component
automatically includes the following related components:
USB Boot Mass Storage Device
USB NT Hardware Detect
USB 2.0 Common
Services
There are no services for this component.
Associated Components
No other components interact with this component.
Settings
There are no configurable settings for this component.
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Hi black_13,
If you don't upgrade your build environment to FP2007, you need to use
M-system uDoc and its drivers to boot XPE SP2 from USB. M-system provide USB
boot component for SP2 database. Here is the reference
http://www.m-systems.com/site/en-US/Products/M-Module/M-Module/Products_/uDiskOnChip.htm
If you don't upgrade your build environment to FP2007, you need to use
M-system uDoc and its drivers to boot XPE SP2 from USB. M-system provide USB
boot component for SP2 database. Here is the reference
http://www.m-systems.com/site/en-US/Products/M-Module/M-Module/Products_/uDiskOnChip.htm
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Guest
Does the M-Systems (now Sandisk) uDoc format and run in anything but Fat16?
I have tried and failed with Fat32 and NTFS. Anyone else get it to run in
anything but Fat16?
Jeff
I have tried and failed with Fat32 and NTFS. Anyone else get it to run in
anything but Fat16?
Jeff