http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=4404569
* use syslinux to make the usb stick bootable (you will need to set
the bootable flag too. i think syslinux gives you pointers on how to if
it isn't set, that or use something like fdisk)
* copy the contents of the 'isolinux' dir on the install iso into the
root dir on the usb stick
* rename isolinux.cfg to syslinux.cfg
* goto http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/ ... installer-
i386/current/images/hd-media/ and download the initrd.gz and vmlinuz
files.
* create a folder on the usb stick called 'install' and copy
initrd.gz and vmlinuz into it (or alternatively edit the syslinux.cfg to
point it to the correct location of initrd.gz+vmlinuz)
* copy the ubuntu iso you wish to install onto the root of the usb
stick
whack it in, and install away. it will automatically find and mount the
iso for install. it seems that the 'hd-media' install kernel contains all
the necessary kernel modules for accessing diff hardware/filesystem types
etc
Ho sostituito la directory con i file della jaunty.
Finalmente riesco ad avviare l'installazione, ma si blocca nel momento di
"Ricerca di un'immagine ISO del programma di installazione sui dischi"
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Scansione di /dev/sda1 (in ./)...
Da cosa può essere causato?