BT4 or BT3 bootable USB Hard or Stick

[omarara]

Hi all,
i am sorry but i am tired of trying anything to boot from USB Stick and hard BT4 and BT3.
i tried all methods here plus using PendriveLinux Method .
The problem about Pendrivelinux that Qemu hangs while loading the hardwares.
Please note that i can boot from USB DVD-Rom but i cant boot from USB data storage. can anyone suggest me another method ! or why i cant boot it ! might be my LAPTOP problem.

[Barry]

Hi all,
i am sorry but i am tired of trying anything to boot from USB Stick and hard BT4 and BT3.
i tried all methods here plus using PendriveLinux Method .
The problem about Pendrivelinux that Qemu hangs while loading the hardwares.
Please note that i can boot from USB DVD-Rom but i cant boot from USB data storage. can anyone suggest me another method ! or why i cant boot it ! might be my LAPTOP problem.

We don't know, what laptop do you have?

[omarara]

We don't know, what laptop do you have?

Toshiba satellite A105-S2001

[omarara]

Ohhhhhhh My Goooooooood My stupid LAPTOP BIOS ,the USB sticks and USB hard disks are included under HARD drives not removable devices.
sorry for thread but don't close it i have another question regarding USB BT4 saving changes

[petabyte]

Lol i was writing a long response for your answer and when I finish it I see your last post Now I cant' delete it so I edit the post and write this

[omarara]

Lol i was writing a long response for your answer and when I finish it I see your last post Now I cant' delete it so I edit the post and write this

i am sorry for that , i was going to crack the laptop monitor after i saw this BIOS option
anyway now my problem is :
when i use Install.sh everything works fine including save changes.
but when i use the other method "4 GB USB stick" which is i use Fdisk and make two partions and copy the data , it didn't save any changes
second i am using 20GB USB hard disk , while using install.sh i applied use all drive option , do i need to make swap partion or turn it on , cause BT4 is kinda heavy

[omarara]

i am sorry guys i have another question:
i just start using BT4 installed on the Hard Drive
so now do i need every time to type

sudo

before any command !
so how can i run it as root without typing every time sudo !
i google it but all i got is that :

sudo passwd root

but nothing changed

[omarara]

i am sorry guys i have another question:
i just start using BT4 installed on the Hard Drive
so now do i need every time to type

sudo

before any command !
so how can i run it as root without typing every time sudo !
i google it but all i got is that :

sudo passwd root

but nothing changed

ok Great i found it

sudo -s
sudo passwd root

[wincefish]

Ohhhhhhh My Goooooooood My stupid LAPTOP BIOS ,the USB sticks and USB hard disks are included under HARD drives not removable devices.
sorry for thread but don't close it i have another question regarding USB BT4 saving changes

I discovered this on my new Eee PC 1005 tonight as well. To boot from the SDCard I must change the HDD to be disk #2 in the BIOS. This boots into BT on my SDCard. However, if I poweroff, remove the card then reboot, it automatically boots from the HDD and loads Windows. When I poweroff and put the SDCard back, the BIOS maintains HDD as #1 and SDCard as #2 again! So the way I figure it, I'll need to use the SDCard by modifying the boot loader so it can boot into windows and everything else as well.

[omarara]

I discovered this on my new Eee PC 1005 tonight as well. To boot from the SDCard I must change the HDD to be disk #2 in the BIOS. This boots into BT on my SDCard. However, if I poweroff, remove the card then reboot, it automatically boots from the HDD and loads Windows. When I poweroff and put the SDCard back, the BIOS maintains HDD as #1 and SDCard as #2 again! So the way I figure it, I'll need to use the SDCard by modifying the boot loader so it can boot into windows and everything else as well.

Same thing here