eagan

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   by eagan 15y ago

   o_o Really? I've been listening for a mention, did I get one? - Eric Agan, Elegant Invention
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   by eagan 15y ago

   We're supporting FAT32 because it's the most universally supported (and easiest to support). Other filesystems will be supported in future updates, for sure. In the meantime, the management software will split the files automagically into .
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   by eagan 15y ago

   Some BIOSes will, oddly enough, boot USB optical drives but not USB mass storage. No idea why, it may have to do with the fact that way too many USB flash drives have piss-poor SCSI command support (they speak SCSI Block Commands, USB is ju
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   by eagan 15y ago

   We're really pushing for Mac compatibility. Mac firmware is very picky, for sure, it seems to have very strict requirements for SCSI command support on optical drives. Resetting the USB controller and such are no problem for isostick, it wi
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   by eagan 15y ago

   That's what we're going for! Thanks for the support! Hope your boss does the pledge, the more the merrier! After working as a tech for several years, I know I always wanted something like this. It's great to finally build it and help everyb
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   by eagan 15y ago

   The isostick is also useful for some newer machines. Macs have a lot less problem booting images, as you mention. I've found that even newer netbooks don't like booting from USB flash sticks, but will happily boot from optical drives (and t