Making an USB storage device bootable:

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Windows 9x/ME (not NT/2k/XP): *
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First step: install bootloader syslinux

  if the drive letter of your usb storage device is X:
  open a "dos" window and type

    install X:

  to install the bootloader syslinux

  If you do not see any output of install.bat:
  on some machines it helps to work with a
  full screen dos window (alt+enter)

Second step: boot the usb device with syslinux to install grub

  in the grub boot menu you can choose to install grub
  (this does only work with some bios versions; if your bios
  does not work, boot with syslinux into SPBLinux and follow
  the instructions how to make an USB stick bootable from SPBLinux)
  
  After rebooting you get the grub boot menu

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If your usb storage device does not boot even if the syslinux bootloader
is installed you can try to use the spblinux mbr bootloader:
- usual mbr boot loaders use the CHS values in the partition table
- the bios might use other CHS values than linux/windows
- the spblinux mbr boot loader uses the LBA entry in the partition table:
  in some cases the bootsector of the active partition can now be loaded

Installation of mbr bootloader code spb2_mbr.sec: 
prepare a SPB-Linux bootdisk, run SPB-Linux and follow the instructions
given for Linux (or use an nt based windows version)
