If you have any important files on the flashdrive you want to save, copy them to another location (all files will be deleted during this procedure).I tested this using two different 2GB flashdrives and one 8GB flashdrive. I assume that would hold true for previous versions as well. Media Builder had no problems with the flashdrives and TI 2009 had no problems booting from them. In both cases, diskpart wrote its own MBR code.
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One flashdrive had no MBR code (wiped) and the two others had a non-Vista standard MBR.
I haven't played much with using Vista's diskpart on flashdrives so I just ran a few tests. If I need to really wipe a flashdrive, I usually use the dd command in Linux (from a Live Ubuntu CD, for example). You could clean the flashdrive, recreate the partition, etc. This allows for a lot of flexiblity (such has booting the ISO file and having multiple versions/builds on the same flashdrive).Īre you using XP or Vista? The diskpart program in Vista allows for working with flashdrives. Lately, I've mainly been booting TI using Grub4DOS on my flashdrive. Also, make sure you're using the latest available build (currently 9,615 for the English version). Is that correct? I haven't seen this particular error with previous versions. If it does, you may get a different error message. On some computers, this seems to make a difference.Īfter you got your 8GB flashdrive repaired with the HP utility, did you rerun Media Builder on it and try it again? I don't know if the HP utility has any MBR problems on larger flashdrives. When you boot the flashdrive, if you use a BIOS boot menu, try entering the BIOS and actually changing the BIOS boot order so the flashdrive is first. TI seems to be more fussy with larger flashdrives, especially on some systems.
It's possible you could have a problem with a 2GB or smaller flashdrive, but I think the chances are less.
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