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&gt;&gt; &nbsp;What is the application that i can use to boot a machine through USB &nbsp; &lt;&lt;&nbsp; &nbsp;the mobo should be able to boot from usb; otherwise it is NOT possible; check the settings in the bios, and boot priority.
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mboppe<br />
do you know the tools that does this? within UBCD4
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there is no link to the bios; it is accessed during boot, by hitting Del, F2, or other keys
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&gt;&gt;the mobo should be able to boot from usb; otherwise it is NOT possible; check the settings in the bios, and boot priority.<br />
What is mobo?
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no problem...you're welcome
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Hi,<br />
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What is the application that i can use to boot a machine through USB and just assign a ip address to get the image to this machine.<br />
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Is there any free software to do this.<br />
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Regards<br />
Sharath
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Hi,

What is the application that i can use to boot a machine through USB and just assign a ip address to get the image to this machine.

Is there any free software to do this.

Regards
Sharath

&gt;&gt;  What is the application that i can use to boot a machine through USB   &lt;&lt;   the mobo should be able to boot from usb; otherwise it is NOT possible; check the settings in the bios, and boot priority.

mboppe
do you know the tools that does this? within UBCD4

there is no link to the bios; it is accessed during boot, by hitting Del, F2, or other keys

&gt;&gt;the mobo should be able to boot from usb; otherwise it is NOT possible; check the settings in the bios, and boot priority.
What is mobo?

What is the application that i can use to boot a machine through USB and just assign a ip address to get the image to this machine.

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