trezcan

Ubuntu 14.04 LTS As a side note - I ultimately had to add Windows to one of my boxes and it worked as it should. Either way, this I am sure there are others out there that would like to use linux.

What I am doing 1. Format flash drive and create fat32 partition 2. Copy files to flash drive 3. Run make_bootable_linux via command line sudo bash /media/NAME/UNRAID/make_bootable_linux What happens I get this error: INFO: make_bootable_linux v1.1 make_bootable_linux: line 40: realpath: command not found FAIL: unRAID Flash drive detected but not installed on the first partition, aborting! There is only 1 partition on the USB drive, which contains the UNRAID files. I have tried two different USB drives. Admittedly, one is old and has had issues in the past, and the second is larger than 32G. They both give the same result. What else I have tried 1. Create a 1G partition (partition 1) and add the files. 2. Use Gparted and made the boot flag active 3. Used disk utility and made the partition bootable. When attempting to boot from the disk, I get the standard "this is not a bootable drive..." I do not have a windows or mac box onsite. I have a new flash drive coming in the mail just in case that is what it is, but wanted to make sure. Any suggestions?