Bug also effects D965GF Intel boards (Still in Natty 11.04 startup disk creator)
However there is a solution and it is because of 'faulty' FAT32 boot sector, the offending bits to fix are offset (from boot sector start)
1A h (Number of Heads) [this as always been correct in the things ive looked at, but its something to check, 255 heads = FF in below example ]
1C h (Number of Hidden Sectors in Partition) [in below example is 2048 = 80 00, when wrong usually 00 00]
40 h (Logical Drive Number of Partition) [should be 80, when wrong usually 00]
You can manually edit these or use ms-sys (http://ms-sys.sourceforge.net/) to fix by doing (assume usb stick is sdd)
./ms-sys -p /dev/sdd1
you will see something like
./ms-sys -p /dev/sdd1
Start sector 2048 (nr of hidden sectors) successfully written to /dev/sdd1
Physical disk drive id 0x80 (C:) successfully written to /dev/sdd1
Number of heads (255) successfully written to /dev/sdd1
You can also use this to fix your own bootable sticks if you are formatting with mkfs.vfat
Bug also effects D965GF Intel boards (Still in Natty 11.04 startup disk creator)
However there is a solution and it is because of 'faulty' FAT32 boot sector, the offending bits to fix are offset (from boot sector start)
1A h (Number of Heads) [this as always been correct in the things ive looked at, but its something to check, 255 heads = FF in below example ]
1C h (Number of Hidden Sectors in Partition) [in below example is 2048 = 80 00, when wrong usually 00 00]
40 h (Logical Drive Number of Partition) [should be 80, when wrong usually 00]
You can manually edit these or use ms-sys (http:// ms-sys. sourceforge. net/) to fix by doing (assume usb stick is sdd)
./ms-sys -p /dev/sdd1
you will see something like
./ms-sys -p /dev/sdd1
Start sector 2048 (nr of hidden sectors) successfully written to /dev/sdd1
Physical disk drive id 0x80 (C:) successfully written to /dev/sdd1
Number of heads (255) successfully written to /dev/sdd1
You can also use this to fix your own bootable sticks if you are formatting with mkfs.vfat