Good thinking! In spite of what others say, a program for a floppy or cd to boot whatever is in the USB-drive DOES exist. It is called Plop and I use it to boot from USB on an old computer that cannot boot from USB. A manual can be found on
http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/16822...-wont-let-you/
My way for a floppy, didn't bother to even make a CD:
1. download and unzip the latest Plop boot manager from
http://www.plop.at/en/bootmanager/download.html
2. download and run the program Rawwritewin from
http://download.plop.at/files/rawwritewin.exe
3. put a writeable floppy in the floppy drive
4. choose as Image file <your downloaded Plop boot manager>\plpbt.img
5. hit Write
6. hit Exit
On your floppy should now be a file plpbt.bin. You can use the floppy now already to boot from USB. However if you don't want each time you boot from flop a menu on your screen but want to boot it straight away from USB (making a real boot-usb-flop) then
7. run <your downloaded Plop boot manager>\Windows\plpcfgbtGUI.exe
8. choose as Boot Manager File A:\plpbt.bin
9. hit Open
10. hit Hidden USB
11. hit Configure plpbt.bin
12. hit Quit
Et voila, now you can silently boot from USB and whatsever on it when your floppy is in the drive. I use it to test many pendriveLinuxes from pendrivelinux.com with YUMI. Works perfect.
As a thank you, you can visit my
www.medjugorje.eu page with the latest messages of Mary, mother of Jesus, of this month, to see what God lets happen to this world. Yes, that also exists
Success and God Bless,
Johannes