10.7.3 does not boot with 10.7 USB

Hi all,
it seems I am in trouble. Clear Crystal killed my 10.7.3 Macbook Air and i need to reinstall Lion. Unfortunately my flash drive with 10.7 installer from App store is not working anymore. There was no change on the flash drive and worked. Does any has the same experience ?
Now I have to wait 10 hours to download installer again from recovery partition
Mag

OK, so its true. I just tried the same USB flash drive with 10.7. from App store and its able to boot from it on my Macbook Pro with 10.7.2, but not on Macbook Air 10.7.3
Mag

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