Have you tried saving files to the 1st partition of your UEFI flash drive and viewing them in a non-UEFI system?brokenman wrote:I havn't tried installing syslinux to a UEFI enabled USB drive and booting on a non-UEFI machine.
limits on save.dat file
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Having bought 8GB SDHC card this afternoon, I am going to make 2 partitions USB Drive by tomorrow.
This time I will format the 2nd partition with ext2 linux file system.
Arigato-Obrigado!
I googled and learned a bit about ext2 and ext4. Journaling read/write makes SD cards' life shorten, right?brokenman wrote:
the choice of filesystem is always a personal choice. I prefer ext2 (no journaling means less read/write)
Having bought 8GB SDHC card this afternoon, I am going to make 2 partitions USB Drive by tomorrow.
This time I will format the 2nd partition with ext2 linux file system.
Arigato-Obrigado!