Writing ftp install img to USB and booting
Hello,
New user here. Have been messing around with Arch in a VM and now want to try a true hdd install. I don't have an optical drive so I'm trying to go the USB route.
The computer does allow booting from USB but I am having trouble in this case.
I have tried unetbootin and it completes writing to the stick without a hitch. However, upon boot, a black screen is displayed with the word "boot:" and a flashing cursor. It does not have the normal Arch grub menu. I can't figure out where to go from there. I believe this is not the correct behavior because I tried unetbootin w/ backtrack 3 as well and it booted right into the correct menu. (Used the standard FTP iso for this, the application could not find an iso based on the drop downs so I pointed to it using the "ISO" method.)
Secondly, I tried the method listed in the Arch guide's using dd .
sean@david-u:~/Downloads$ sudo dd bs=8M if=archlinux-2009.08-netinstall-x86_64.img of=/dev/sdf
23+1 records in
23+1 records out
195641856 bytes (196 MB) copied, 50.1885 s, 3.9 MB/s
Using this method, upon boot, at POST, before the system gets to the boot devices, it hangs hard. Nothing but a hard restart brings it out. My downloaded img md5sum matches the md5sums.txt, however I cannot verify that the written md5sum matches the image file as I'm not sure how to capture the fact that dd says it wrote 23+1 records. See below:
sean@david-u:~/Downloads$ sudo dd if=/dev/sdf count=23 status=noxfer | md5sum
23+0 records in
23+0 records out
21915d144f3b0c05d7d72c6cad297353 -
sean@david-u:~/Downloads$ sudo dd if=/dev/sdf count=24 status=noxfer | md5sum
24+0 records in
24+0 records out
9923f522012aff9182b708db23197988 -
sean@david-u:~/Downloads$ sudo dd if=/dev/sdf count=23+1 status=noxfer | md5sum
dd: invalid number `23+1'
d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e -
sean@david-u:~/Downloads$ cat archlinux-2009.08-netinstall-x86_64.img | md5sum
64cdedf65f5da1b1ca584fe12a892ca1 -
Thirdly, I tried creating one per http://wiki.debian.org/BootUsb however it seems that the paths to some files are different. This method gets me the furthest. The Arch grub menu displays but if I type 'arch' to start the kernel loading it reports that it cannot find '/boot/vmlinuz26' I tried all sorts of things, moving around the files, but couldn't get it to find the kernel.
Fourthly, I tried the Gujin method but when i try to 'cat archlinux-2009.08-netinstall-x86_64-isolinux.iso > /dev/sdf5' it gives me permission denied regardless of whether it's mounted or not or if im running as root or not.
Suffice it to say, I'm getting frustrated here as I probably don't understand some of these things as much as I should. Anyone have any similar experiences/solutions they can share?
I think the poster wants a USB from which to boot and install from. I do this all the time like this-
Format USB (I use fat, not sure it matters since dd overwrites anyhow) Make sure to flag as boot partition.
Plug in USB stick again and do a dmesg in terminal to find the /dev/sd?? assigned.
As root -
dd if=<enter .img file here> of=/dev/sd??
For example -
sudo dd if=archlinux-2009.08-netinstall-x86_64.img of=/dev/sdf
Works for me every time. It sounds as if your USB is not flagged bootable.
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[solved] cannot boot from dd usb and cannot install 64 with unetbootin
hi,
been trying to install arch for almost 24 hours now. i just cannot manage to setup USBs to boot from.
first i was using unetbootin, but when the device not found error came up i tried using the methods recommended in the wiki. however, my hp elitebook 2540p cannot boot from the usb created using dd or imagewriter. so i went back to unetbootin and figured out the error was that the syslinux.cfg file needed to have ../../ replaced by archisobasedir=arch archisolabel=KINGSTON. now however, i cannot seem to figure out how to install a 64 bit system. when i run pacstrap all packages have i686 at the end, which i assume means its the 32 bit one.
help
EDIT: ok i have now used 3 different USB sticks and run
sudo dd if=~/Downloads/archlinux-2012.07.15-netinstall-dual.iso of=/dev/sdd
on them. plugging them into the 2540p the laptop just wont boot. it wont get past the first hp screen, where i normally press esc to enter the menu so i can choose boot options. the usb just blinks and nothing happens. this same problem happens with imagewriter in windows.
Last edited by iOfWhy (2012-07-29 13:01:10)McDoenerKing wrote:Was the usb stick mounted, when issueing the dd command?
Did you use "of=/dev/sdx1" instead of "of=/dev/sdx" for the dd command?
Which image did you use?
i wrote exactly
sudo dd if=~/Downloads/archlinux-2012.07.15-netinstall-dual.iso of=/dev/sdd
as mentioned in the edit above, the computer wont get past the hp screen where one gets the option to press the esc key... the usb just blinks and nothing happens...
EDIT:
no the usb was not mounted...
the image was checked with both sha1sum and md5sum...
EDIT2:
ok so i think i am in... i reformatted the usb with fat filesystem, and then went through the second instructions from the wiki, ie installing "Without overwriting the USB stick"... But i am still wondering why i couldnt just do the normal dd method. Is it that the hp bios cannot read certain filesystems?
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Floppy drive install to portable USB HDD & Floppy to boot from
title pretty much says it all. I have a resonably old computer that cant boot off of usb. and i want to install it to a usb hdd. I dont have a cd drive so i will have to use the floppy network install (i did this before). This is the only distro that I know of that has a floppy install. i have searched but the wiki search brings up like 500 results that are irrelevant. so in short this is what i need:
a floppy to be able to boot from a usb hdd
a guide that can show me how to install from a network install floppy setup to a usb hdd
if i remember correctly, the floppy network install is much much different than the cd install.dont know if it will be able to install to usb but
image can be found here
ftp://ftp-linux.cc.gatech.edu/pub/linux … ux/images/
floppy install
http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Off … py_Install
may be you can install arch to usb via a different pc move usb to desired machine boot floppy.img chroot run grub/lilo onto another floppy disk
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No luck writing .img to USB stick
So I try writing the bloody thing using dd. Read the manual, unmount the thing before writing, using device name and not partition name, the lot. It appears to write the image normally, but upon mounting the partition on the USB stick, it's empty. If I try booting it, all I get is a black screen with a blinking unresponsive text cursor. So I drag out my old windows box, try dd for windows and flashnul. Both finish writing successfully, but the same thing happens afterwards. The sha1sum of the downloaded image file matches (not that I haven't tried to download it anew a couple times anyway), and the error is consistent across three different USB sticks. My PC is properly configured to boot from USB and does so without issues.
Jamben wrote:It's not the computer, drive, or the install... The only thing I can think of would be a corrupt download. If that doesn't work, I'm out of ideas
The sha1sums match, not that I haven't tried to download it again a few times anyway. -
Bootcamp woes, unable to boot from USB and DVD drive reads all DVDs blank
My partner and I are completely unable to install Windows using Bootcamp. We have tried dozens of solutions on the internet.
2011 iMac (purchased in by me and my partner 2012) reads all DVDs as blank. We have (hilariously) another Mac, an MBP, that has the same exact problem. You'd almost think "Superdrives" eventually just stop working or something. So obviously we can't install Bootcamp on the iMac using a DVD.
But what about a USB stick? Well after modifying the plist file and writing a bootable Windows USB and trying to boot from that, we were greeted with the mysterious and apparently yet-unsolved "no bootable device" error.
So our iMac can't boot from USB drives or read DVDs. We've only owned it for two years. And this is the second Mac we've owned where the Superdrive has died. And we don't even use DVDs more than like once a year.
But anyway, can someone tell me what we're supposed to do if we want to install Windows aside from throwing money away to buy another Superdrive that is probably going to die again in a year? Maybe a way to make our mac boot from our USB stick? Something?
Thanks.Should you have another drive with a MBR, use it to rule that issue out. Alternatively create a GPT on the flash drive and try to boot from it.
What options are there for the usb controller/boot priorities/order/options? Does the laptop recognize the usb flash when already in bios setup? Should there be any form of choosing the device to boot, use that with the flash drive in the socket, then switch it with the external drive. -
Arch x86_64 won't boot, but i686 will. Live USB and HDD.
To be more succinct, what could cause 64 bit arch not to boot when 32 bit arch boots fine on a non-UEFI system that supports 64 bit, when all other variables are constant?
My first response seeing this post would be to immediately assume the noob (me) posting this doesn't know the difference between a 32 and 64 bit system. However, "ubuntu-14.04.1-desktop-amd64.iso" (latest 64 bit ubuntu iso) boots from live USB and installs without error. It also came preinstalled with Windows 7 (64 bit), so I'm relatively sure it supports x86_64.
I wrote "archlinux-2014.08.01-dual.iso" (MD5 verified) to my USB. Selecting i686 boots fine. Selecting x86_64 restarts my system, eventually sending me back to the arch live menu after it posts.
Upon recommendation by a WonderWoofy on reddit, I tried to install arch x86_64 by bootstrapping and chrooting from the 64 bit ubuntu live usb. I ended up with same problem, where attempting to load arch reboots my system immediately.
Right now, I'm assuming it's the same issue booting from the live usb (arch iso) and from the arch installation on my hard drive, since they seem identical to me. I haven't tried recreating the install for i686 to see if it works (mainly because it's late -- if it'll help I'll do it upon suggestion).
Here's the only text that shows once I attempt to boot into arch. This is from the hard drive and using syslinux (which is pointed at my root partition on sda -- I don't have a boot partition).
Loading ../vmlinuz-linux... ok
Loading ../initramfs-linux.img...ok
Probing EDD (edd=off to disable)... ok
Which doesn't look like it's messing up anywhere...
And of course I'm a noob so go easy on me x)
UPDATE: I found this thread but I'm not seeing his error message, so I'm not sure what to do.
Last edited by SirProudNoob (2014-08-13 02:54:24)It's an Intel Core 2 Quad processor. Are there any more diagnostic commands that would be helpful? I didn't see anything else in util-linux that might help...
Here's the output for "lscpu":
ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ lscpu
Architecture: x86_64
CPU op-mode(s): 32-bit, 64-bit
Byte Order: Little Endian
CPU(s): 4
On-line CPU(s) list: 0-3
Thread(s) per core: 1
Core(s) per socket: 4
Socket(s): 1
NUMA node(s): 1
Vendor ID: GenuineIntel
CPU family: 6
Model: 23
Stepping: 10
CPU MHz: 2327.537
BogoMIPS: 4655.07
L1d cache: 32K
L1i cache: 32K
L2 cache: 2048K
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How to install this update and solve USB and touchpad issues?
I have Equium M50 (59E) and got bitten by an update that took out my touchpad and keyboard .I have made fresh install of XP Home and have all updated drivers and all is going well .The last update i cant seem to fathom is for
Driver Ana _2005_10_24_V1.2 it is for ,Standard Open HCD USB Host Controller........X 2 .........
The update fixes all kinds of issues of the kind i am having and is a recomended update from Driver detective ,that i use offten .
The trouble is it says to uninstall drivers for the one i have installed allready and when i do this it knocks off my USB mouse leaving me not able to install the new ones .When i reboot it installs the ones i dont want reinstalled .
This is the read me off the new update and realy it is beyond me to underdstand what to do ............so here it is ?
Driver revision history:
Twinhan VP704A Driver Release note
Note:
1.In case the system crashes while running with VP704A, Please install ULI
USB 2.0 host driver in \ULiUSB20Driver
2. For XP/SP1, please update with the patch in
<http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?displaylang=zh-tw&familyid=733dd867-56a0-4956-b7fe-e85b688b7f86>
3.In XP/SP1, updating driver will crash the system, while new install is ok.
The trick to update driver in XP/SP1 is shown in the following steps,
a. Uninstall the driver
b. Unplug and plug the USB device
c. Install the driver
4. To support remote controller, please launch Agent.exe in \Agent.
Further details can be found in \Agent\Readme.txt
Known issues:
1. Multi-instance is not supported
2. Remote wakeup is not supported
3. High CPU usage in Analog audio/video capture
4. Bad VBI Signal using YUY2 color format
5. AV out of sync if audio captured from wrong filter.
(Fix:using the filter "USB Audio Device" in WDM stream capture device)
6. Noise with analog-TV and FM Radio
(Fix:using the filter "USB Audio Device" in WDM stream capture device)
Driver revision history:
2005/10/24, Version: 1.0.2.8
Bugs fixed and new features:
1.Crossbar not properly set.
2005/10/21, Version: 1.0.2.7
Bugs fixed and new features:
1.Firmware version read from FLASH OK!
2005/10/14, Version: 1.0.2.6
Bugs fixed and new features:
1.Mutil-Access driver blank part below part screen when VBI!
2.Mutil-Access driver HCT driver verify crash fix!
2005/10/07, Version: 1.0.2.5
Bugs fixed and new features:
1.Tuner Power off when S-Video,Composite.
2005/09/30, Version: 1.0.2.4
Bugs fixed and new features:
1.Agent.exe updated for repeat bug!
2.TI5150 Register for Video Format fix!
2005/09/29, Version: 1.0.2.3
Bugs fixed and new features:
1.A trial driver build for multiple access support. (in the folder "\Multi-Access")
Note: "USB Audio device" filter provided by system does not support mutil-Access.
2.Reset TI5150 when a new frequency is set
2005/09/27, Version: 1.0.2.2
Bugs fixed and new features:
1.Fix I2C unstable access on some devices.
2005/09/23, Version: 1.0.2.1
Bugs fixed and new features:
1.Analog TV becomes darker sometimes.
2005/09/15, Version: 1.0.2.0
Bugs fixed and new features:
1.Fix INF for Windows 2000 installation.
2.FM radio scan policy changed!
2005/09/13, Version: 1.0.1.9
Bugs fixed and new features:
1.USB serial number string not visible with USBView, firmware update required.
2.FM radio scan policy, return unlock if PLLOffset>=9x12.5KHz
2005/09/13, Version: 1.0.1.8
Bugs fixed and new features:
1.After switching between A/D/AV several times, video display becomes dark in THDTV 2.61
2005/09/12, Version: 1.0.1.7
Bugs fixed and new features:
1.Improve channel lock status check performance
2.Pinnacle INF Fix.
2005/09/09, Version: 1.0.1.6
Bugs fixed and new features:
1.Add some audio initialization function.
2005/08/31, Version: 1.0.1.5
Bugs fixed and new features:
1.NTSC & PAL mode resolution separation.
2005/08/30, Version: 1.0.1.4
Bugs fixed and new features:
1.AvgTimePerFrame.
2.Frame Drop.
3.Pinnacle inf file HCT chkinf fail.
2005/08/22, Version: 1.0.1.3
Bugs fixed and new features:
1.Add Remote controller interface in digital source filter.
2.A new Remote controller test tool with source code in \Test_RC.
2005/08/16, Version: 1.0.1.2
Bugs fixed and new features:
1.Reorg Pinnacel & Twinhan's driver & folder.
2.VP704A_BDA_Test tool, add system code test.
3.Set IR protocol standard by registry keys "IRSTANDARD", "IRSYSCODECHECK1" in INF file.
4.Firmware update
2005/08/15, Version: 1.0.1.1
Bugs fixed and new features:
1.Serial number function is lost while adjusting TV audio volume
2.RC6A CIR support
(This firmware uses GPIO3 (M9207 pin 80) to decode RC6 protocol.
The hardware should be reworked to connect M9207 pin 80 to CIR module and the fimrware
EEPROM should be flashed with \Firmware\M9207.bin )
3.Serieal number, MAC address and OEM device name supported.
Please refer to further details in \Firmware\readme.txt.
4.Ioclt sample source code included.
2005/08/08, Version: 1.0.0.10
Bugs fixed and new features:
1.Analog TV audio volume increase.
2005/08/04, Version: 1.0.0.9
Bugs fixed and new features:
1.Analog TV Video mode set failure.
2005/08/03, Version: 1.0.0.8
Bugs fixed and new features:
1.Off-centerf requency scan +/- 125Khz
2.Fix duplicated program scanned in MCE.
2005/08/02, Version: 1.0.0.7
Bugs fixed and new features:
1.THBDAConsole.exe "ulFixedBW", "ulDisableOffFreqScan", "ulMCEFreqTranslate" bug fixed
2005/07/28, Version: 1.0.0.6
Bugs fixed and new features:
1.THBDAConsole.exe "ulFixedBW", "ulDisableOffFreqScan", "ulMCEFreqTranslate" support
2.Improve I2C communication stability.
3.Unify Signal strength & quality indication as THBda ioctl interface.
4.Capture filter Lock status check.
2005/07/28, Version: 1.0.0.5
Bugs fixed and new features:
1. The same signal strength & quality indications as VP7046.
2. Debug build driver
2005/07/21, Version: 1.0.0.4
Bugs fixed and new features:
1.Update INF.
2005/07/20, Version: 1.0.0.3
Bugs fixed and new features:
1.Improve performance in PCM4
2.Switching from Analog TV Mode to FM Mode failure
2005/07/04, Version: 1.0.0.2
Bugs fixed and new features:
1.Production Tool FM test OK!
And here is the readme from the other file within the update ?
ULi PCI to USB Enhanced Host Controller Driver V1.72 for Windows 98 SE, Windows ME , Windows 2000 and Windows XP
INTRODUCTION
This driver supports ULi EHCI host Controller under Windows 98 SE, Windows ME , Windows 2000
and Windows XP.
CONTENTS OF THIS DOCUMENT
1. Installation Instructions
2. Uninstallation Instructions
1. Installation Instructions
(Windows 98 SE & Windows ME)
A.When ULi USB 2.0 Controller has attached on system
1. Install ULi USB2.0 Driver
- Run the setup program.
- This program will copy driver files into your Windows system,then restart your computer.
2. After system reboot, Windows will find the new hardware "ULi PCI to USB Enhanced
Host Controller" and install the driver.
B.If no ULi USB 2.0 Controller on system
1. Install ULi USB2.0 Driver
- Run the setup program.
- This program will copy driver files into your Windows system, then turn off your computer.
- Attach ULi USB 2.0 Controller card on your system and then reboot your computer.
2. After system reboot, Windows will find the new hardware "ULi PCI to USB Enhanced
Host Controller" and install the driver.
(Windows 2000)
A.When ULi USB 2.0 Controller has attached on system
1. Install ULi USB2.0 Driver
- Run the setup program.
- This program will install and load the driver and you don't have to reboot the
computer.
B.If no ULi USB 2.0 Controller on system
1. Install ULi USB2.0 Driver
- Run the setup program.
- This program will copy driver files into your Windows system, then turn off
your computer.
- Attach ULi USB 2.0 Controller card on your system and then reboot your computer.
2. After system reboot, Windows will find the new hardware "ULi PCI to USB Enhanced
Host Controller" and install the driver.
(Windows XP)
A.When ULi USB 2.0 Controller has attached on system
1. Install ULi USB2.0 Driver
- Run the setup program.
- Click "NEXT"
- This program will install and load the driver and you don't have to reboot the
computer.
- After install ULi USB 2.0 driver successfully. System will detect "USB 2.0 Root
Hub". Please select "install the software automatically (Recommended)" and then
click "Next" button to continue install.
- This program will install and load the driver and you don't have to reboot the
computer.
B.If no ULi USB 2.0 Controller on system
1. Install ULi USB2.0 Driver
- Run the setup program.
- This program will copy driver files into your Windows system, then turn off
your computer.
- Attach ULi USB 2.0 Controller card on your system and then reboot your computer.
2. After system reboot, Windows will find the new hardware "ULi PCI to USB Enhanced
Host Controller", continue to install.
- After install ULi USB 2.0 driver successfully. System will detect "USB 2.0 Root
Hub". Please select "install the software automatically (Recommended)" and then
click "Next" button to continue install.
Notice:
If you can't setup driver successfully. Please reboot your system and then follow
above steps to install driver again.
2. Uninstallation Instructions
1. Open "Control Panel" folder.
2. Invoke "Add\Remove Programs" icon.
3. Choose "ULi USB2.0 Driver" item.
4. Click on "Add/Remove" button to remove drivers.
Change List:
1.74
1.fix issue that multi-interface keyboard can not be detected on the usb2.0 hub.
2.support all USB2.0 Host Controller.
1.73
1.fix issue that On Win98SE , Blue screen when unplugging some USB2.0 Scanner after scanning image.
2.fix issue that On Win98SE, Blue screen when unplugging some USB2.0 Scanner from USB 2.0 Hub after scanning image.
3.fix issue that On Win98SE, Blue screen while copying files across the SUNBOX UH-204 Hub.
4.fix issue that wirless lan will disconect when plug-in usb device.
1.72
1.Fix issue that system will crash when USB HD copy large file.
1.71
1.improve Power management function in Win98/ME.
1.70
1.Improve the function of devcie detection.
1.62
1.Fix the problem that a USB floppy under USB 2.0 HUB cannot function when system resume from suspend.
1.61
1.Fix the problem that some USB device under USB 2.0 HUB cannot be found if system resume from suspend.
1.60
1.To support power management functions when a HUB with USB device plug into
a root HUB.
1.57
1.Fix USB floppy with USB 2.0 HUB can't be detect issue.
2.Fix issue that audio can't display smooth when USB device attach to system.
3.Fix system can't detect USB dvice when USB device attach to system in
suspend mode.
4.Fix issue that when USB root HUB have full loading, USB HD sometimes
transaction fail.
1.56
1. Fix issue that DVD decoder device can't display properly.
1.55
1. Fix OTI USB 2.0 hand drive can't be detect issue.
2. Fix USB mouse can't use after resume from suspend.
1.54
1.Improve driver security.
1.53
1. Fix bulk transfer may stop if USB device is plugged in USB 2.0 hub
2. Fix USB 2.0 mass storage device can't be access after resuming from standby if there is another USB 1.1 device existing
1.52
1. Fix system pages fault when accessing mass storage device in Win98SE, or scandisk failure when selecting
automatically fix file system errors
2. Fix system may hang up in Win98SE/ME if USB 2.0 cardbus card is plugged
v.1.51
1. Improve USB 2.0 cardreader compatibility.
2. Fix USB IDE devices can't be accessed after resuming from standby/hibernation.
v1.50
1. Improve bulk transfer
v1.48
1. Fix USB 2.0 LAN driver installation hanging up
2. Fix some USB 1.1 cardreader can't be identified when plugged into USB 2.0 hub
3. Fix some laptops Win98SE booting hanging up
v1.47
1. Improve bulk transfer performance.
2. Fix USB 2.0 bulk webcam preview failure.
v1.46
1. Support USB 2.0 and 1.1 Isochronous devices
2. Fix system hanging up when rebooting system if USB 2.0 host controller is disabled in Win9X/ME
3. Fix system hanging up when uninstalling driver if there are USB 2.0 devices connected in Win2K/XP
4. Improve device detection capability in Win9X/ME
v1.45
1. Fix system hanging up when resuming from ACPI sleep mode.
2. Fix mouse sometimes doesn't disappear when it's unplugged.
3. Fix Win9X composite device detection failure and improve Win2K/XP composite device
v1.44
1. Support composite device
2. Improve device detection
v1.43
1. Improve IDE read/write transfer failure rate with USB 2.0 to IDE bridge on PC card platform
2. Fix high-speed device detected as full-speed device
3. Fix some USB mouses detection failure problem
4. Fix some USB 2.0 hubs detection failure problem
5. Fix Win98SE crashing if ULi EHCI 1.42 is installed
v1.42
1. Fix PC Card ejection hanging up in Win98/ME
2. Fix suspend/resume hanging up in Win98
3. Solve sometimes USB 1.1 device can't be detected if OS boots with USB 2.0 and 1.1 devices plugged
4. Fix some PC Card USB 1.1 device detection failure
v1.41
1. Add new feature that system can install driver before device is plugged.
2. Fix PCMCIA OHCI controller resource assign issue on Windos ME.
v1.40
1. Support Win9X/ME/2K/XP with ULi USB 2.0 driver.
2. Fix PCMCIA EHCI controller detecting USB 2.0 device problem in Win9X/ME.
v1.32
1. Fix issue that driver can't detect Microsoft driver in Windows XP
if OS path is not c:\windows.
2. Fix issue that driver can't detect USB 2.0 controller device in in some system.
v1.31
1. Fix issue that driver can't install on Windows 2000.
v1.30
1. Fix issue that Win9X/ME shows no USB 2.0 Root Hub.
2. Fix issue that hanging up when second entry into Win9X S1 with HID device plugged.
3. Fix issue that sometimes when you click "Scan for hardware changes".
to PNP ULi USB2.0 controller, system will informs you the usbehci.sys
file can't be found.
4. Fix issue that v1.20 finds no EHCI controller to install driver for after different
verison of ULi EHCI controller devices are plugged and unplugged.
5. Support installing driver for more than one ULi EHCI controller devices existing on
system at the same time.
6. Fix Win2K/XP shows USB Root Hub for USB 2.0 Root Hub.
v1.20
1.Support ULi USB 2.0 Host controller driver for Windows 98SE/ME/2000/XP.
ULi Coporation. (ULi) web sites:
http://www.uli.com.tw/ (Taiwan)
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