Pendrive linux
Author: s | 2025-04-24
Damn Small Linux - USB pendrive is a Shareware software in the category Miscellaneous developed by John Andrews. The latest version of Damn Small Linux - USB pendrive is Portable VirtualBox, Proxmox VM. Skip to content. Pendrive Linux: Boot from USB Windows or Linux. Pendrive Linux makes it easy to boot from USB on Windows or Linux. Create a Live Linux bootable USB from ISO
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AM » Replies: 0 » Views: 225 [REQUEST] HP EliteBook 8760w Whitelist R... Last Post: MinerAC4 03-08-2025 12:47 AM » Replies: 23 » Views: 9739 Ideapad 320 - can't get into crysis/recovery mode 03-28-2021, 08:15 AM (This post was last modified: 03-28-2021, 08:31 AM by poniedzialek1.) Hello, When I'm trying combination fn+R, laptop keep restarting over and over, without checking pendrive (pendrive with LED).After letting go keys, laptor fisnishes current loop and proceed loading to lenovo image then displays - no bootable device (pendrive starts blinking) .- I can boot into bios menu - pendrive visible in boot menu (with legacy support)- Bios Back Flash enabled- can't update bios via windows (blue screens on startup)- I extracted .exe file and with hex editor found name of bios.fd file (4WCrisis.fd), renamed usb and file but still no luck- battery unplugged- cmos resetprocess should look like thisfn+R ---> reboot ---> usb acces for driversin my casefn+R ---> reboot ---> reboot ---> reboot ---> until I'll let go fn+R keys* legacy mode is enabled just for bios upgrade purposes* my laptor requires bios driver ---.FD maybe there is possibility to install that update with linux (I'm 99% windows user but with some tutorial i could try)I'd like to explain my situation:I want to install windows 10 on my laptop, but when installer prepares files to install, blue screen occours. I managed to install windows with different method, but sometimes when loading to windows, sometimes already in windows (1min max) - system crashes. System is stable only in safe mode (bios installer won't launch in safe mode).I wanted to check if bios update could resolve problem, but as you can see I'm limited to recovery mode.It's strange, becouse I installed linux without any problems, and used it for a few hours without single crash so I'm guessing my problems are related somehow to windows drivers (if laptop would have damaged internal component, even linux would crash after while - correct me if I'm wrong) --> Posts: 89 Threads: 0 Joined: Feb 2021 Reputation: 2 03-28-2021, 12:35 PM (This post was last modified: 03-28-2021, 12:40
Linux Reader for Windows: Access Linux Filesystem - Pendrive
PM by GioCap.) (03-28-2021, 08:15 AM)poniedzialek1 Wrote: Hello, When I'm trying combination fn+R, laptop keep restarting over and over, without checking pendrive (pendrive with LED).After letting go keys, laptor fisnishes current loop and proceed loading to lenovo image then displays - no bootable device (pendrive starts blinking) .- I can boot into bios menu - pendrive visible in boot menu (with legacy support)- Bios Back Flash enabled- can't update bios via windows (blue screens on startup)- I extracted .exe file and with hex editor found name of bios.fd file (4WCrisis.fd), renamed usb and file but still no luck- battery unplugged- cmos resetprocess should look like thisfn+R ---> reboot ---> usb acces for driversin my casefn+R ---> reboot ---> reboot ---> reboot ---> until I'll let go fn+R keys* legacy mode is enabled just for bios upgrade purposes* my laptor requires bios driver ---.FD maybe there is possibility to install that update with linux (I'm 99% windows user but with some tutorial i could try)I'd like to explain my situation:I want to install windows 10 on my laptop, but when installer prepares files to install, blue screen occours. I managed to install windows with different method, but sometimes when loading to windows, sometimes already in windows (1min max) - system crashes. System is stable only in safe mode (bios installer won't launch in safe mode).I wanted to check if bios update could resolve problem, but as you can seejjj I'm limited to recovery mode.It's strange, becouse I installed linux without any problems, and used it for a few hours without single crash so I'm guessing my problems are related somehow to windows drivers (if laptop would have damaged internal component, even linux would crash after while - correct me if I'm wrong)Give a look here : be in your case your recovery bios name is 4WCrisis.bin For Y540 ...3- Extract BIOS Files (You need a file compression software such as WinRAR, PeaZip, 7-Zip, WinZip, etc.)Run the downloaded BIOS file, e.g. "BHCN38WW.exe", as administratorFollow instructionsDeselect "Launch Lenovo BIOS Update Utility now"FinishOpen "C:BIOSBHCN##WW" folderRight click "BHCN##WW.exe" and select "Extract to BHCN##WW"Open the extractedModules and addons Category Pendrive Linux
Habilitada, selecciona la opción de importar CD en el reproductor de música. Esto iniciará el proceso de importación de la música desde el CD a la biblioteca de tu reproductor de música.Una vez que la música se haya importado correctamente, conecta el pendrive a uno de los puertos USB de tu computadora.Abre el explorador de archivos en tu computadora y localiza la carpeta donde se guardan las canciones que has importado desde el CD.Selecciona las canciones que deseas copiar en el pendrive y haz clic derecho sobre ellas. Selecciona la opción «Copiar» o «Cortar».Abre la unidad del pendrive en el explorador de archivos y haz clic derecho en una zona vacía de la ventana del pendrive. Selecciona la opción «Pegar» para transferir las canciones desde tu computadora al pendrive.Una vez que se complete la transferencia, desconecta de forma segura el pendrive de la computadora y podrás disfrutar de la música en otros dispositivos compatibles con el formato de las canciones.¿Cómo grabar música de iTunes a un pendrive?Para grabar música de iTunes a un pendrive, sigue estos pasos:Conecta el pendrive a uno de los puertos USB de tu computadora y asegúrate de que esté reconocido y listo para usar.Abre iTunes en tu computadora y selecciona la música que deseas grabar en el pendrive. Puedes seleccionar una lista de reproducción completa o canciones individuales.Haz clic derecho en la selección y selecciona la opción «Copiar». También puedes usar el atajo de teclado «Ctrl + C» (en Windows) o «Cmd + C» (en Mac) para copiar la selección.Abre el explorador de archivos de tu computadora y localiza la unidad del pendrive.Haz clic derecho en una zona vacía de la ventana del pendrive y selecciona la opción «Pegar». También puedes usar el atajo de teclado «Ctrl + V» (en Windows) o «Cmd + V» (en Mac) para pegar la selección.Espera a que la música se copie en el pendrive. Una vez que se complete la transferencia, desconecta de forma segura el pendrive de la computadora.Ahora puedes reproducir la música en otros dispositivos que admitan la reproducción de música desde un pendrive.Es importante tener en cuenta que la música de iTunes puede tener restricciones de derechos de autor, por lo que es posible que no puedas copiar ciertas canciones. Si se presenta algún problema, verifica si la música es DRM protegida y busca una solución alternativa para copiarla.¿Cómo grabar música en un pendrive desde Youtube?Para grabar música desde YouTube a un pendrive, puedes seguir los siguientes pasos:Abre tu navegador web y busca el video de YouTube que contiene la música que deseas grabar.Copia la URL del video de YouTube que deseas grabar en el pendrive.Abre un sitio web que te permita descargar videos de YouTube en formato de audio (como Y2mate, OnlineVideoConverter o Convert2MP3).Pega la URL del video de YouTube en el sitio web y selecciona el formato de audio que deseas descargar (por ejemplo, MP3).Haz clic en el botón «Descargar» para iniciar la descarga del archivo de audio.Espera a que se complete la descarga y. Damn Small Linux - USB pendrive is a Shareware software in the category Miscellaneous developed by John Andrews. The latest version of Damn Small Linux - USB pendrive isPendrive Linux: Easily Boot from USB
"BHCN##WW" folderCopy "BIOS.fd"Paste "BIOS.fd" to your USB Flash DriveRename "BIOS.fd" to "BHCrisis.bin"And then You can try the Firmware file extraxted (not encapsulated) too ... 4WCN47WW me knowRegards --> Posts: 6,300 Threads: 0 Joined: Jun 2016 Reputation: 537 (03-28-2021, 08:15 AM)poniedzialek1 Wrote: Hello, When I'm trying combination fn+R, laptop keep restarting over and over, without checking pendrive (pendrive with LED).After letting go keys, laptor fisnishes current loop and proceed loading to lenovo image then displays - no bootable device (pendrive starts blinking) .- I can boot into bios menu - pendrive visible in boot menu (with legacy support)- Bios Back Flash enabled- can't update bios via windows (blue screens on startup)- I extracted .exe file and with hex editor found name of bios.fd file (4WCrisis.fd), renamed usb and file but still no luck- battery unplugged- cmos resetprocess should look like thisfn+R ---> reboot ---> usb acces for driversin my casefn+R ---> reboot ---> reboot ---> reboot ---> until I'll let go fn+R keys* legacy mode is enabled just for bios upgrade purposes* my laptor requires bios driver ---.FD maybe there is possibility to install that update with linux (I'm 99% windows user but with some tutorial i could try)I'd like to explain my situation:I want to install windows 10 on my laptop, but when installer prepares files to install, blue screen occours. I managed to install windows with different method, but sometimes when loading to windows, sometimes already in windows (1min max) - system crashes. System is stable only in safe mode (bios installer won't launch in safe mode).I wanted to check if bios update could resolve problem, but as you can see I'm limited to recovery mode.It's strange, becouse I installed linux without any problems, and used it for a few hours without single crash so I'm guessing my problems are related somehow to windows drivers (if laptop would have damaged internal component, even linux would crash after while - correct me if I'm wrong)Hi1. you must specify the exact model of your laptop2. need an original bios from the Lenovo site3. ignore spam --> Posts: 3 Threads: 1 Joined:How to install bionicpup32 on pendrive? - Puppy Linux
Average user. However, if you’re into customization of operating systems, a DOS laptop is a better choice as it gives you the privilege to experiment around with different OS.How do I Convert a DOS Laptop into a Windows Laptop?To convert a DOS laptop into a Windows laptop, you should first check if the laptop meets the requirements for Windows installation. Requirements for Windows Installation Processor: 1 GHz at leastRAM: 1 GB for 32-bit Windows or 2 GB for 64-bit WindowsHard Disk space: 16 GB/32-bit or 20 GB/64-bitHow to Install Windows on DOS Laptop?Once you’ve checked the requirements, here’s what you need to do:First, you need a USB drive (minimum 8GB).On a PC or laptop (other than the DOS laptop), download the Windows 10 file from Microsoft’s website.Launch the file and choose ‘Create installation media on another PC’ option. On the next screen, choose your preferred language, Windows version, and 32/64 bit program. Click Next and choose the ISO file option on the proceeding screen.After that, choose a desired location for the ISO file download. Download Rufus (or any other application to flash the ISO file on the pendrive). Open the application and attach your pendrive to the PC/Laptop.Now from the “Device” dropdown menu, Choose your USB DriveNext, load the ISO file and click ‘Start’ to flash the ISO file on the pendrive. Once that’s done, remove the pendrive from your PC and attach it to your DOS laptop.Turn on your laptop and launch the BIOS setup. Next, choose the ‘Boot Device Options’ from the BIOS screen and change the Boot device to your USB drive.Now, a Windows installation screen will appear on your laptop. Choose your desired options and install Windows 10 on the DOS laptop.Once the installation process is done, your DOS laptop will be converted to a Windows laptop.FAQS1- What does a laptop with free DOS mean?A laptop with a free DOS means it has a basic Disk Operating System sufficient for running the laptop. It is less expensive as it does not include the cost of Windows, Linux or any other advanced operating system. You can installDownload Universal USB Installer by Pendrive Linux
En este artículo, te mostraremos como grabar musica en un pendrive desde diferentes fuentes, como un CD, iTunes, YouTube y Spotify. También responderemos algunas preguntas comunes sobre como grabar musica en un pendrive, y te brindaremos algunos consejos para asegurarte de que la calidad de sonido de la música grabada en el pendrive sea la mejor posible. Así que, si estás listo para llevar tu música contigo a todas partes, ¡sigue leyendo!En la era digital en la que vivimos, la música es una parte integral de nuestras vidas. Ya sea que estemos en casa, en el trabajo o en el automóvil, la música nos acompaña a donde quiera que vayamos. Si bien los CDs y las cintas de cassette alguna vez fueron los medios más populares para escuchar música, hoy en día la mayoría de las personas prefieren almacenar su música en un pendrive.Tabla de Contenido1 ¿Qué es un pendrive?2 Como grabar música en un pendrive3 Características de un pendrive4 Tipos de pendrive5 Tipos de conectores de pendrive6 ¿Dónde descargar canciones gratis y legales?7 ¿Cómo pasar música de un cd a un pendrive?8 ¿Cómo grabar música de iTunes a un pendrive?9 ¿Cómo grabar música en un pendrive desde Youtube?10 ¿Cuáles son los formatos de archivo de audio que se pueden grabar en un pendrive?11 ¿Es necesario formatear el pendrive antes de grabar música?12 ¿Cómo puedo asegurarme de que la calidad de sonido de la música grabada en el pendrive sea la mejor posible?13 ¿Es posible grabar música desde Spotify en un pendrive?14 ¿Cómo puedo grabar música en un pendrive en una computadora que no tiene unidad de CD/DVD?15 ¿Cómo puedo organizar la música grabada en un pendrive?16 ¿Cómo grabar música en un pendrive para el coche?17 Qué formatos de archivo de música son compatibles con la mayoría de los sistemas de audio de los coches?17.1 Comparte esta entrada:¿Qué es un pendrive?Un pendrive, también conocido como unidad flash USB o memoria USB, es un dispositivo de almacenamiento portátil que utiliza memoria flash para guardar datos digitales, como documentos, fotos, música y videos.El pendrive se conecta a un puerto USB en una computadora o dispositivo compatible y se utiliza para transferir archivos entre dispositivos, hacer copias de seguridad de archivos importantes y transportar datos de un lugar a otro de forma fácil y conveniente.Los pendrives son muy populares debido a su pequeño tamaño, capacidad de almacenamiento, velocidad de transferencia de datos y facilidad de uso.¡Claro! Aquí te explico como grabar musica en un pendrive paso a paso:Conecta el pendrive a un puerto USB en tu computadora.Abre tu programa de música favorito y selecciona las canciones que deseas grabar en el pendrive.Haz clic con el botón derecho del ratón en la canción o en la lista de canciones seleccionadas y selecciona la opción «Copiar».Abre el explorador de archivos de tu computadora y encuentra el icono del pendrive, que generalmente se encuentra en la sección «Dispositivos y unidades» o «Mi PC».Haz clic con el botón derecho del ratón en el icono del pendrive y. Damn Small Linux - USB pendrive is a Shareware software in the category Miscellaneous developed by John Andrews. The latest version of Damn Small Linux - USB pendrive isComments
AM » Replies: 0 » Views: 225 [REQUEST] HP EliteBook 8760w Whitelist R... Last Post: MinerAC4 03-08-2025 12:47 AM » Replies: 23 » Views: 9739 Ideapad 320 - can't get into crysis/recovery mode 03-28-2021, 08:15 AM (This post was last modified: 03-28-2021, 08:31 AM by poniedzialek1.) Hello, When I'm trying combination fn+R, laptop keep restarting over and over, without checking pendrive (pendrive with LED).After letting go keys, laptor fisnishes current loop and proceed loading to lenovo image then displays - no bootable device (pendrive starts blinking) .- I can boot into bios menu - pendrive visible in boot menu (with legacy support)- Bios Back Flash enabled- can't update bios via windows (blue screens on startup)- I extracted .exe file and with hex editor found name of bios.fd file (4WCrisis.fd), renamed usb and file but still no luck- battery unplugged- cmos resetprocess should look like thisfn+R ---> reboot ---> usb acces for driversin my casefn+R ---> reboot ---> reboot ---> reboot ---> until I'll let go fn+R keys* legacy mode is enabled just for bios upgrade purposes* my laptor requires bios driver ---.FD maybe there is possibility to install that update with linux (I'm 99% windows user but with some tutorial i could try)I'd like to explain my situation:I want to install windows 10 on my laptop, but when installer prepares files to install, blue screen occours. I managed to install windows with different method, but sometimes when loading to windows, sometimes already in windows (1min max) - system crashes. System is stable only in safe mode (bios installer won't launch in safe mode).I wanted to check if bios update could resolve problem, but as you can see I'm limited to recovery mode.It's strange, becouse I installed linux without any problems, and used it for a few hours without single crash so I'm guessing my problems are related somehow to windows drivers (if laptop would have damaged internal component, even linux would crash after while - correct me if I'm wrong) --> Posts: 89 Threads: 0 Joined: Feb 2021 Reputation: 2 03-28-2021, 12:35 PM (This post was last modified: 03-28-2021, 12:40
2025-04-19PM by GioCap.) (03-28-2021, 08:15 AM)poniedzialek1 Wrote: Hello, When I'm trying combination fn+R, laptop keep restarting over and over, without checking pendrive (pendrive with LED).After letting go keys, laptor fisnishes current loop and proceed loading to lenovo image then displays - no bootable device (pendrive starts blinking) .- I can boot into bios menu - pendrive visible in boot menu (with legacy support)- Bios Back Flash enabled- can't update bios via windows (blue screens on startup)- I extracted .exe file and with hex editor found name of bios.fd file (4WCrisis.fd), renamed usb and file but still no luck- battery unplugged- cmos resetprocess should look like thisfn+R ---> reboot ---> usb acces for driversin my casefn+R ---> reboot ---> reboot ---> reboot ---> until I'll let go fn+R keys* legacy mode is enabled just for bios upgrade purposes* my laptor requires bios driver ---.FD maybe there is possibility to install that update with linux (I'm 99% windows user but with some tutorial i could try)I'd like to explain my situation:I want to install windows 10 on my laptop, but when installer prepares files to install, blue screen occours. I managed to install windows with different method, but sometimes when loading to windows, sometimes already in windows (1min max) - system crashes. System is stable only in safe mode (bios installer won't launch in safe mode).I wanted to check if bios update could resolve problem, but as you can seejjj I'm limited to recovery mode.It's strange, becouse I installed linux without any problems, and used it for a few hours without single crash so I'm guessing my problems are related somehow to windows drivers (if laptop would have damaged internal component, even linux would crash after while - correct me if I'm wrong)Give a look here : be in your case your recovery bios name is 4WCrisis.bin For Y540 ...3- Extract BIOS Files (You need a file compression software such as WinRAR, PeaZip, 7-Zip, WinZip, etc.)Run the downloaded BIOS file, e.g. "BHCN38WW.exe", as administratorFollow instructionsDeselect "Launch Lenovo BIOS Update Utility now"FinishOpen "C:BIOSBHCN##WW" folderRight click "BHCN##WW.exe" and select "Extract to BHCN##WW"Open the extracted
2025-04-05"BHCN##WW" folderCopy "BIOS.fd"Paste "BIOS.fd" to your USB Flash DriveRename "BIOS.fd" to "BHCrisis.bin"And then You can try the Firmware file extraxted (not encapsulated) too ... 4WCN47WW me knowRegards --> Posts: 6,300 Threads: 0 Joined: Jun 2016 Reputation: 537 (03-28-2021, 08:15 AM)poniedzialek1 Wrote: Hello, When I'm trying combination fn+R, laptop keep restarting over and over, without checking pendrive (pendrive with LED).After letting go keys, laptor fisnishes current loop and proceed loading to lenovo image then displays - no bootable device (pendrive starts blinking) .- I can boot into bios menu - pendrive visible in boot menu (with legacy support)- Bios Back Flash enabled- can't update bios via windows (blue screens on startup)- I extracted .exe file and with hex editor found name of bios.fd file (4WCrisis.fd), renamed usb and file but still no luck- battery unplugged- cmos resetprocess should look like thisfn+R ---> reboot ---> usb acces for driversin my casefn+R ---> reboot ---> reboot ---> reboot ---> until I'll let go fn+R keys* legacy mode is enabled just for bios upgrade purposes* my laptor requires bios driver ---.FD maybe there is possibility to install that update with linux (I'm 99% windows user but with some tutorial i could try)I'd like to explain my situation:I want to install windows 10 on my laptop, but when installer prepares files to install, blue screen occours. I managed to install windows with different method, but sometimes when loading to windows, sometimes already in windows (1min max) - system crashes. System is stable only in safe mode (bios installer won't launch in safe mode).I wanted to check if bios update could resolve problem, but as you can see I'm limited to recovery mode.It's strange, becouse I installed linux without any problems, and used it for a few hours without single crash so I'm guessing my problems are related somehow to windows drivers (if laptop would have damaged internal component, even linux would crash after while - correct me if I'm wrong)Hi1. you must specify the exact model of your laptop2. need an original bios from the Lenovo site3. ignore spam --> Posts: 3 Threads: 1 Joined:
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