P10-873 boot from SD card?

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• How to boot from SD card on Satellite Pro S300?

  My windows 7 32 bit based has S300 to a card reader build in SD. The Toshiba utility for making the bootable SD card comes with an error message indicating fault: 00-61-FF02-26.
  Is not see and recognize the card.
  In the BIOS version 3.00 VICTORY is also not possilility for booting from SD card.

  The SD card can be formatted and you can read and write to the card.

  Why is this not possible?

  > The Toshiba utility for making the bootable SD card...
  Now to maybe stupid question, but what is the name of this utility?

  As far as I know, computers laptop Toshiba cannot use the SD card as a bootable media and SD slot cannot be used as boot device.

• BIOS boot from SDHC cards?

  I'm putting an Arch Linux installation on a 32 GB SDHC card. I am able to install the required files, but for some reason I can't the SDHC card is displayed in the start menu and UEFI does not seem to work. Of course, I did have luck with UEFI boot on the W530 for some reason any. I can get UEFI work very well on my desk, but not lucky on the W530 of ordinary hard drives or my SDHC card.

  The W530 will recognize and boot from SDHC cards who have GRUB installed on them? So far, I have had no luck with that. The card never appears in the start menu. I can't even start the installer images. Boot from USB works fine.

  I don't think that the BIOS, he accepts as boot device. You could call something, however.

• R100 Boot from PC CARD?

  Hello

  I own a SanDisk SDP3B 1.2 GB (industrial grade) ATA PC CARD that I am trying to make it bootable in order to run another operating system on. I also plan to put a recovery image on it with the help of Acronis image, for I can just boot from the plug to restore my computer.

  This does not work well and I did not get it works. I was wondering if someone else tried to start with a pc card with of their R100?

  Thank you
  Tim

  Hello

  In my opinion there is not enough capacity for all of the image on this map. I have no experience but try to check all the BIOS settings. Check if there is an option called Boot from other devices.

• Portege R500 ppr50e - boot from SD card

  Hi all

  I thought to buy a 32 GB SD card for my ppr50e r500-05402ren, so I can install Ubuntu and have a system dual boot with Windows 7.

  Does anyone know if it will work?

  See you soon,.
  Al

  Hello

  As far as I know the BIOS of the R500 is able to boot from the HARD drive, Network (LAN), FDD, USB, SD, USB, ODD USB memory.

  So if you would create a bootable Ubuntu SD then you should be able to boot from the SD card.

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• Boot from sd card?

  HP Pavilion dv6 entertainment notebook.  It comes with a built-in SD card reader.  I was able to install Linux on a Flash DRIVE and boot from it by go to Boot Options (F9) during POST to select the USB.  However, I don't see the option of SD card as one of the startup options.  Is there to add the SD card in the boot options?

  Hello

  There is unfortunately no way to add this feature for the available boot options.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Satellite P100 - 277 Linux LiveCD Boot from SD card?

  Hey there, my first ever post on these forums, and I had a question.

  It is possible to unwrap a Linux live CD (like Ubuntu or Mandriva) on a 1 GB SD card (inserted in the multimedia card reader integrated course ;)) and from it?

  I tried the boot option 'Reader of floppy Boot', but it completely ignores the card reader (seems not yet-> LED is not light up at all) and one of my friend told me that this is supposed to be the boot disk... But this is no logical, portable computers first of today do not come with floppy drives, and second, all the other computers I have here call boot disks just that... Diskette or... another name clearly designating a floppy drive (something with a removable 3.5 inches)...

  So can you help me with this? I tried various Linux distributions, it does not at all.

  Well, I've never used the SD card for the start of Linux, but it s very interesting questions
  Toshiba provides a utility to clean boot on the SD card. This utility formats the SD card and copy other startup files to start the procedure.

  You can try to copy the files from linux on the SD card.
  If you want to start to the top of the SD card, you can use the F12 key immediately after the laptop boot then a start menu should appear.
  Here you can choose the SD card as a source of start-up

  But as I said I m not 100% sure if it works with the Linux files

• Installation of Windows 7 Boot from sd card

  So, I want to install 64-bit x on my hp probook 4420 s after all is to copy the windows setup files. and then start from an sd card.

  but after "windows is loading files" it stuck at windows startup

  can you guys help me with this problem

  :(

  Post proposed by the facilitator for the appropriate forum placed

  As in the ghost of the OS to another HD... Or boot HD option, if the latest, simply open the BIOS at startup the pc.

  reset the boot priority, set option HD as 1st boot priority. If you are attempting to clone C: another HD, then in

  Windows, go to run, type: diskmgt.msc in msc, R.click on the hard disk, delete the partition, the value to create one.

  format. Once through, out msc, go to run, type: XCOPY C:\*.* D:\/c/h/e/k/r

  fits all in the DOS window, if the reader is given another letter D: can use instead

• Boot from the card reader

  Hello, everyone!

  I made bootable (1 GB) Flash drive and SDHC-card (8 GB) bootable.

  In the first case, I can start but in the second, I can't.

  Computer:. Presario Compaq CQ61-310ER.

  BIOS is updated.

  Card reader works fine (with card SDHC in Win7).

  What should I do?

  Hello

  I looked on this topic, and here's what I discovered:

  All storage devices that can be plugged into usb must meet the USB Mass Storage standard. There is a start of this section. If standard USB Mass Storage cannot apply in full (without standard boot section).

  Some of the old external usb card readers have no start function. All modern readers start function (the case is not proven).

  Internal drive can be connected to internal pci or usb. To start, in the first case, the bios must support 'pci boot function' (I don't know the correct name for it) and the reader must supports the start function. To begin in the second case bios must supports usb startup function and the reader must fully supports the usb mass storage standard. My player in-house to meet a basic element of the standard without start USB Mass Storage function. I found a lot of posts on this topic. If this is not a problem of my computer.

  Topmahof thank you very much for your time and your answers.

  I mark my problem as solved.

• Satellite P10 873 cannot read SD cards > 1 GB?

  Cannot find a driver more recent for Secure Digital host controller so left with a problem of my laptop just hung when I insert a 2 GB SD in there. Anyone know a solution to this problem or do I just use the USB drive instead of the built-in slot?

  Cheers: o).

  I think that the old models with the internal sd card reader are not able to read larger SD cards.
  My old Satellite does not read 1 GB SD cards ;( I just bought an external USB card reader and it works like a dream
  These devices are cheap and very easy

  PS: I put t know if it will work, but you can try to install a driver of SD host control card of a new series of laptop.
  But as mentioned, I have try didn t

• NB510 - boot from the SD card?

  Hello

  I have a question related to booting from SD cards.
  As my NB510 has no optical device, I thought to use an SD with Linux on it to boot from.

  The reason is that sometimes I need Linux and I don't wan to lose my Windows partition or another partition of my HDD with a 2nd OS.

  My experience is that more than one OS at a disk always causes unnecessary trouble.
  Unfortunately, it seems that the NB510 does not boot from the SD card.

  I created it with the Toshiba SD Memory Format Utility and "UNetbootin" to create a card with the last OpenSUSE Linux.

  When, in from the laptop and press F2 (or F12), all available drives be filed - but not my SD card (Yes, it was inserted). BIOS Insyde H2O also doesn't seem to provide the SD card as boot drive.

  So is it possible to get my NB 510 booting from SD card?

  Greetings from the Germany

  Hello

  Why you boot from the USB flash key t n?
  As much as I know the NB510 support the start of disk HARD primary, Network (LAN), USB, USB HDD and USB WEIRD memory.

  If booting from USB is certainly possible.

• Re: Satellite C855-1HE - cannot boot from an SD card

  Hello

  I've updated to the latest BIOS, but is not an option to boot from SD card.

  can anyone help?

  concerning

  starbase64

  > I've updated to the latest BIOS, but is not an option to boot from SD card.

  The BIOS does not support this function!
  You can start the laptop using the following bootable devices:

  -USB FDD,
  -Primary HDD,
  -eSATA
  -USB drive,
  -Network (LAN)

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• Updated table controller drivers and Firmware at boot from a SD card?

  I am in the process of upgrading vSphere 5.1 to 6.0.  All our ESXi hosts boot from SD cards and do not use table controllers local (they don't even have disks).  We had internal discussions on the need to update table controller drivers and firmware on our ESXi hosts if we do not use the table.  Those who are drivers update are firmware are concerned by the potential problems when the operating system scans the controller (either on boot for when looking for the new volumes) If firmware or drivers have been written for vSphere 4.1.  Those who are against the update drivers and firmware think that since there is no disc no problem.

  VMware has specific recommendations?

  What do other drivers of controller of berries on systems that do not use the local drive (i.e. boot from SD SAN cards, Auto deploy,).

  Thank you.

  P.S., We use servers HP Proliant DL and BL series, but I guess that would apply to any provider.

  VMware and HP support told me that if the device should not be used, then the drivers and firmware will not be updated.  We played with the idea to disable the array controller in the BIOS, but finally we decided to stay with our standard process do not update table controllers.

• HPE 410T: How can I boot from a MicroSD card?

  Hi I have a PC that goes over six years and would like to know how to start on a MicroSD card from office of 410t HPE. I am able to boot from a USB key by pressing and holding down the ESC key on startup to select the boot device and my USB flash drive appears in the list of bootable devices, but my microsd card does not appear in this list. Is there anyway that I can boot from the microSD on this computer? Thank you.

  bert6822

  Sorry, but you can start only off the coast of devices that appear in the selection of start menu.

  If it is not there, it can not be used at startup - and SD cards are a common problem in this regard.

  However, there is microSD adapters / USB (I have one of my cards), and if you don't find one of those, you might be able to start using a USB port.

  Good luck

• Satellite A200 - I can boot from PCI express card?

  I have a laptop A200.

  I recently bought a PCI expresscard HD. Many people have asked this question already on many sites and regarding several different brands and models of laptops. According to anadtech and other techys the only way to do an ExpressCard hd is updated the BIOS. During the installation of Windows it says that it canoe on the device because the BIOS is not able to boot from it.

  Toshiba creates a new BIOS to allow starting the expresscard hd or not Toshiba have a laptop model that will allow already, as im thinking of buying a new laptop but only if this option is available.

  There someone using windows vista/xp knows a way round.

  Hello

  As far as I know it s not possible to boot from PCI express card on Satellite A200.
  In addition these books where you can boot from this slot are not known to me. Only the options HDD, CD/DVD, USB and network, but all that s.

  In addition, I put t know what you mean with PCI expresscard HD.
  Is what exactly?