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What program do you use to burn a Tiny Core ISO in a CD-R?
Mauricio:
--- Quote from: jazzbiker on February 06, 2024, 04:59:00 PM ---The final step will be
--- Code: ---sudo dd if=InstantCore.img of=/dev/sdX bs=1M
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where big X will determine the drive which will be totally rewritten with InstantCore.img without any chances to be recovered.
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Okay, I just tried this method.
Now when I boot it, it displays the following:
--- Code: ---GRUB loading.
Welcome to GRUB!
error: disk 'hd0,msdos1' not found.
Entering rescue mode...
grub rescue> (and the cursor)
--- End code ---
jazzbiker:
Hi Mauricio!
It looks like BIOS can not read the image on HDD due to CHS, as CNK supposed :-( You may try
--- Code: ---grub rescue> ls
--- End code ---
but I guess it will show nothing.
Can You confirm or show the result?
jazzbiker:
fdisk utility allows to set necessary CHS values ( now I know, never used this), but how can we know what Your BIOS wants? Maybe in the BIOS menu itself You will find some prompts? Something like default values.
Mauricio:
--- Quote from: jazzbiker on February 07, 2024, 09:55:06 AM ---Hi Mauricio!
It looks like BIOS can not read the image on HDD due to CHS, as CNK supposed :-( You may try
--- Code: ---grub rescue> ls
--- End code ---
but I guess it will show nothing.
Can You confirm or show the result?
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Damn, the keyboard won't work! I can't type anything on that screen. (the keyboard works on other PCs).
I must add that when the Welcome to GRUB screen appeared, before the error showed, the computer kind of rebooted and did it like 3 or 4 times before it displayed the complete message with the error included.
Mauricio:
--- Quote from: jazzbiker on February 07, 2024, 10:04:50 AM ---fdisk utility allows to set necessary CHS values ( now I know, never used this), but how can we know what Your BIOS wants? Maybe in the BIOS menu itself You will find some prompts? Something like default values.
--- End quote ---
I installed the image into the original HDD, so this souldn't happen I think.
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