install2flash problem

Ciybt
(Bror Heinola)
9.10.2006 (12:38)

Hi,
I just downloaded the extended edition of Frenzy and proceeded to install it to my 512MB Kingston flash drive. However, the default partition size for the installation was too small, I got "file system full" errors. So I increased the partition size and all was well. You might want to change the default size for the usb flash drive partition.

techniX
(Mozhaisky Sergei)
10.10.2006 (16:20)

This bug exists only in Frenzy 1.0 Extended and was fixed. Thank you for report!

Guest
31.10.2006 (21:05)

I have an USB flash drive with a write protect switch.
When write protect is on I can view that the stick is
recognized (command dmesg). But there are many warnings
(or errors?) and the stick cannot be mounted. When I
disable the write protection all works well.
This problem does not exists with Linux or Win XP.
Linux even recognises the switch and mounts the volume
only read-only!

techniX
(Mozhaisky Sergei)
2.11.2006 (15:12)

Frenzy does not recognize read-only state of USB Flash and suggests that USB Flash is in read-write mode. This is a feature :)

Guest
7.03.2007 (06:30)

Hi,
I just downloaded the extended edition of Frenzy and proceeded to install it to my 1GB Transcend flash drive. However, when boot i receive message "boot error, non system on disks"

Guest
13.04.2007 (11:22)

Hi all,
I just downloaded the extended aswell as the standard edition of Frenzy,and proceeded to install it to my PQI 512MB flash drive.
However, when boot i receive message "boot error, non system on disks"

Greetings from The Netherlands

techniX
(Mozhaisky Sergei)
14.04.2007 (20:32)

It seems that Frenzy will boot from USB Flash only on PC with AMIBIOS-based motherboards. On Phoenix/Award-based BIOSes Frenzy sometimes boots OK, sometimes it fails to boot.
So I am will continue investigations, maybe there is another method to boot Frenzy from USB Flash.