>> You can also make a DOS bootable USB drive.
>>
>> http://www.google.com/#hl=3Den&source=3Dhp&q=3Dbootable+dos+usb+stick
>
> That thought flitted through my mind =A0as I answered BUT the system
> needs to natively support USB.
>
> Some systems support boot-from-USB but DOS itself won't talk USB so
> you'd need s somewhat special system or unusual [tm] drivers.


Having said that, it seems people have been busy.
This site is well spoken of by many and this page discusses tbooting from U=
SB.
Note tat their method 4 uses Iomega drivers

          http://www.bootdisk.com/usb.htm

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