This video will show you how to copy a live linux distro like ubuntu or pendrive linux to any usb device Link: sourceforge.net
This video will show you how to copy a live linux distro like ubuntu or pendrive linux to any usb device Link: sourceforge.net
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**Windows XP Home Edition**
Ok, that BSOD : UNMOUNTABLE_BOOT_VOLUME STOP: 0x000000ED.etc. Hard Drive failed/failing OR corrupt Boot.ini file.
Now. Here’s the thing: using some Linux Live CD’s I have been able to go and check what the problem is. When the saying “Failed HardDrive” Appears, i automaticly think that the harddrive is BUSTED! BUTT, when i go onto the Hard Drive’s folder on the Linux Live CD’s (/mnt/sda2/) I find that it is working all fine. and the boot.ini file is NOT corrupt.
1. Can someone please explain to me what a “Failed Hard drive” is?
2. Any Solutions?? I know that I can use a chkdsk -r to figure out the problem BUT:
- Booting into the “SafeMode + Command Prompt” Fail; i get the same BSOD
- I have NO access to any XP disk. AT ALL! My XP disk.. actually broke; snapped. And i can’t get hold of one. (Don’t tell me to buy one online -_-)
3. Is there a version of MS-DOS that I can boot into, so i can use chkdsk -r ?? I downloaded a MS-DOS Live CD, but there is NO way of accessing my Hard Drive from it.. Thankyou…
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The computer used to boot up and work, but after a few minutes it would crash and give the blue screen of death. I thought maybe the OS had become corrupted so I deleted the current partition and created a new one so that I could reinstall Windows. However it crashed several times during the OS setup and never finished installing.
I tried using a Linux Live CD (which loads entirely into ram) and it ran fine for hours, it never crashed. I finally tried installing Linux onto the harddrive but it failed as well, now the partition editor in Linux doesn’t even recognize the HD device.
Does this situation sound like a HD failure? A while back I thought it could possibly be the power-supply but now I’m leaning towards the HD. The computer is an EMachine Desktop, bought in 2005.
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