Create Bootable USB to Install Suse Enterprise Server 11
New Dell T630, no optical drive.
I have the ISO, I have a USB stick to dedicate to the role.
How do I create a bootable USB stick within Windows for Suse Linux 11 SP4?
The purpose of the Server is to act as a DR Server for our SAPB1 environment.
I have the ISO, I have a USB stick to dedicate to the role.
How do I create a bootable USB stick within Windows for Suse Linux 11 SP4?
The purpose of the Server is to act as a DR Server for our SAPB1 environment.
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Side note: This is why I keep a $10 USB CD/DVD drive from fleabay around.
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Yeah, 99.9% of the time I'm working with Windows which can be installed from USB easily, hence I've been caught out this time around.
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Thanks guys, I'll give it a go.
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Thanks for your help guys.
I followed the instructions on the OpenSuse site to resolve the issue.
Part of the problem was down to the image I was using as it didn't support UEFI, but I was able to obtain what I needed.
FYI, buy a Zalman ZE-350 and stick a hard drive in it. Store ISO's in a folder on the root of the drive called '_ISO' and you can choose what ISO to boot with at system start up, it's now eliminated my need for multiple memory sticks / dvds.
I followed the instructions on the OpenSuse site to resolve the issue.
Part of the problem was down to the image I was using as it didn't support UEFI, but I was able to obtain what I needed.
FYI, buy a Zalman ZE-350 and stick a hard drive in it. Store ISO's in a folder on the root of the drive called '_ISO' and you can choose what ISO to boot with at system start up, it's now eliminated my need for multiple memory sticks / dvds.
WinSetupFromUSB does something similar, and you don't need extra hardware...
You shouldn't need UEFI. The server's BIOS should be possible to change the mode to normal so you can boot non EFI OS's. It's generally simpler and more compatible that way.
You shouldn't need UEFI. The server's BIOS should be possible to change the mode to normal so you can boot non EFI OS's. It's generally simpler and more compatible that way.
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The existing servers use uefi so I wanted to mirror that and keep the setup as close to the original as possible
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