Fedora15 won't boot off a USB drive made with unetbootin
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Fedora15 won't boot off a USB drive made with unetbootin
Does anyone know why a flash drive made with unetbootin using the latest iso of Fedora 15 would not boot but the DVD burned from it would boot? When I try to boot from the flash drive it comes up with the following:
No boot or UI configuration found!
boot:
when I enter anything it tells me that what I am entering is not a valid kernel. I've tried downloading it again and checked the checksum but I keep coming up with the same thing and on different computers too.
Is the problem only with Fedora iso image or with others too. I've problem with unetbootin on both Debian and Ubuntu. Same as your's it shows creation complete but if we boot nothing.
Consider using 'liveusb creator' tool. Sort of unetbootin for Fedora. Sometimes plain 'dd' does better job than any of these tools. :-)
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