Am 26.01.2017 um 11:57 schrieb Alexander Rechitskiy:
> Was the idea to sertup USB-flash drive giveaway with ReactOS on FOSDEM
> buried?
I already wanted to buy USBs for FOSDEM 2015, but you
need to order
custom ones (with printed ReactOS logo) around 3 weeks in advance. We
definitely don't have that time left given that we only yesterday got
the minimum number of people to staff a booth.
Standard USBs without any logo are no option. Nobody will associate them
with ReactOS and we would just give away free drives.
Even then, I still don't consider live RAM booting
a nice solution.
Let's get real USB booting to work and maybe we'll have nice USB
giveaways at one of the other exhibitions this year.
- Colin
I've been hoping for a long time for USB booting to work for ReactOS.
I haven't done anything on ReactOS because my hard drives are partitioned GPT, and no
way to bootably install ReactOS to USB stick.
How does RAM booting work? Do you boot GRUB2 and select an .iso image or hard-drive image
and run in RAM? Or syslinux with memdisk?
Feel free to change the subject line if this deviates from the current subject.
Tom