You shouldn't have to flash an iso to a usb in order to run it as an operating system in memory.When you press f12 and go into bios the bios gives you a drop down menu of the available devices.In the same way if you select a usb it should ask you i

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▶Anonymous 03/22/19 (Fri) 17:02:46 No.1044144>>1044153 >>1044162 [Watch Thread][Show All Posts]

You shouldn't have to flash an iso to a usb in order to run it as an operating system in memory.

When you press f12 and go into bios the bios gives you a drop down menu of the available devices.

In the same way if you select a usb it should ask you if you want to boot directly from the usb OR boot from a .iso file on the usb.

If you select a .iso file it should give you a list of the .iso files present the top directory of the usb. It should also give you a little menu to dive into folders to look for .iso files.

▶Anonymous 03/22/19 (Fri) 17:43:57 No.1044151

You're dumb. Think about VFAT and its 4GB limitation (inb4 "4GB is enough", not all isos are for clean installation) or think about implementing your ext*/ufs/whatever driver in the 16bit BIOS.

▶Anonymous 03/22/19 (Fri) 18:33:56 No.1044153

>>1044144 (OP)

>I don't know how the booting process is done

Glad to know you are that honest OP. Now go learn how it work and stop posting here for a few years.

▶Anonymous 03/22/19 (Fri) 19:23:23 No.1044162>>1044630

>>1044144 (OP)

This seems possible with UEFI.

▶Anonymous 03/24/19 (Sun) 10:41:02 No.1044630

>>1044162

It is, and I have a 5 year old motherboard that does exactly what OP wants.

▶Anonymous 03/24/19 (Sun) 13:07:15 No.1044659

>halfchan crossposter

lol, a good way to get doxed

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