USB Booting Knowledge Base

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USB Booting Hints

Motherboards known to be capable of booting from a usb flash drive, and any hints/hacks/tricks necessary to do it.

Maker	Model	Revision	BIOS	Works?	Notes
Asus	G1 laptop		G1AS.209	Y	Pres "Esc" when the Asus boot screen is shown. Select your USB drive.
Compaq	Presario 2100			Y	In BIOS boot-setup, USB-drives are in hard drives. While bootable USB inserted, set it as the 1st priority hard drive to get results.
Dell	Latitude D620			Y
HP	dc2300			Y
HP	dx2200			Y
HP	nx7010			Y
Supermicro	H8SMi-2	1.01	AMI	Y	Enable floppy controller in BIOS.
Sony	VAIO-TZ			Y
Medion	E1210 Akoya			Y	Boot from USB via F11 at boot screen.

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