#Usb format tools windows 7 install#

It's missing some system files and the MBR. That will format the floppy in 'A' Drive. I'd stick a fresh floppy in my Floppy Drive and then format it with: Assume you have a MSDOS 3.3 Machine, with a Floppy Drive that boots from aġ.2G Hard Drive with MSDOS 3.3 installed. SYSLINUX is a collection of boot loaders which operates off Linux ext2/3/4 orītrfs filesystems, MS-DOS FAT filesystems, network servers using PXE firmware,Ĥ)I did not understand anything from this option Syslinux is *nix and it can be used to create what you need for the USB Flash Drive.

#Usb format tools windows 7 install#

Starting at: INSTALL REQUIRED SOFTWARE FOR COMPILE: Please open the ms-sys-*.tar.gz file and read this file: README To have build-essential and the correct headers for your Kernel to get make to execute properly. It appears you didn't install ms-sys, but rather are trying to compile it from source. Keep Reading.Because I tried to follow your path

Because I need to boot this USB also some other peoples machines.Ģ) I get this error when I install the ms-sys File Manager:Ĥ)I did not understand anything from this option :( You wanted the Image File written to a fresh formatted USB Flash Drive.ġ)I did not understand how we can solve this problem about GRUB. Another option is to build one as a SEED unit and then use DD to make an Image File of the MBR. It should be easy to use any of the above to create a Bootable USB Drive that works the same as the HP Utility.Ĥ. Or whatever your drive is, to find that out type sudo fidsk -l or sudo blkid ms-sys File Manager (may not be in Repository)

I'd suggest looking at the following packages which will can also write the MS-DOS (or similar) boot files.Ģ.

I've tried running it under Wine & Crossover and it doesn't work correctly. There were two version of that software V2.00.xx & V2.1.8.x, but it did allow me to repair several USB Flash Drives that were somehow trashed and couldn't be formatted. All that the HP USB Storage Format Utility did was allow you to Check a Box for FAT/FAT 32 Format &: Creating a DOS Startup Disk byĢ.