O2 Joggler Forum

I wonder if there might be different EFI versions, even between 'O2' branded Jogglers as I have never been able to get a Windows build to boot with any USB sticks I have, while Ubuntu/Adnroid builds are fine (Annoying as I want to try Skype under Windows as it has support for my USB Camera/MIC.) Is ...

Well, I've tried a few different ways. I'm using a Sandisk Cruzer Micro 8Gb USB stick. I use gparted to delete all existing partitions and then I've found a bit of software called Ubuntu Imagewriter which uses this command to copy the image: dd if=home/fred/Desktop/2003FoShiz.img of=/dev/sdb it repo...

Hi all, I still can't get either of the images to boot (at best, I still get 'fs0:xoj-ntldr is not recognized as an internal or external command'). This is the same any of my 4 USB sticks/sd card readers, with or without a USB Hub :( To enable me to rule-out the drive as being the problem, can someo...

well, now I have a different set of errors! lots of screens of this error: int 37 triggered at 1000:019E. Ignoring followed (eventually)by Patch #0: Not found. Patch #1: Not found. Patch errors detected!! unhandled interrupt(0x13) and then some register values. My usb stick is an 8Gb one, and I've h...

Thanks pete_c Try the following. Using windows download USB Image tool and use that to put the image on your memory stick. First test though; just plug in the memory stick; sans hub or keyboard; let it do its stuff. Unplug it; plug it into a hub with a keyboard and mouse and try it again. I've now u...

Hi, I hope this is right place to ask - I've been trying to get my Joggler to boot this image from various usb memory sticks/sd cards, with no success. I'm normally ok with all this, and have had no problem with Android, Ubuntu and Mint images. I'm using a 8Gb Sandisk Cruzer micro, and the best I ca...

Hi all, I've been alternating between the native OS and the Ubuntu 10.10 image from a USB stick, but i was wondering if anyone could recommend an easy way to stream my Webcam from the joggler, so that I can view the image on a simple web page in any browser, elsewhere on my LAN or beyond. (Something...