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Thanks m1tk4 for your help.<br />
Much appreciated
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Thanks m1tk4 for your help.
Much appreciated

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The server comes with an onboard RAID controller. However, to configure it requires the use of a USB floppy drive.<br />
Can I use a USB flash drive to do the job instead?<br />
Also, if I need to, how may I create a DOS bootable USB flash drive. The computer supports booting from an external USB device.<br />
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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The server comes with an onboard RAID controller. However, to configure it requires the use of a USB floppy drive.
Can I use a USB flash drive to do the job instead?
Also, if I need to, how may I create a DOS bootable USB flash drive. The computer supports booting from an external USB device.
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

Hewlette Packard, Proliant Server , ML110 - boot from USB drive

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Storage

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