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I'm having some problems getting the netbook version of unbuntu to install on my dad's EEE PC. I created a bootable USB drive like they suggest on the site, but for some reason the EEE isn't recognizing it as bootable. When I look at the files on the drive in the built in linux they're all there. My Window 7 PC and my parents Windows XP PC both read it as bootable. Anyone got any suggestions? The thumb drive is a Patriot XT 4GB.
Did you tell it to boot off the usb drive? I.e. did you set usb to a higher boot priority in the bios and/or select the device to boot off of right after turning it on?
Did you tell it to boot off the usb drive? I.e. did you set usb to a higher boot priority in the bios and/or select the device to boot off of right after turning it on?
yes I tried using the boot select menu for and as well as just setting the USB drive as the only bootable drive.
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yes I tried using the boot select menu for and as well as just setting the USB drive as the only bootable drive.
tried it with and without UNetbootin and didn't work either time on the EEE.
tried formatting the drive but no dice... The only other drives I have are 1GB which aren't big enough
if you did, it would probably help to format it to a FAT, probably FAT32 to be specific.