Because without loading the USB 2.0 driver, whether loading GRUB or restoring a GHOST image, the speed is very slow. Today I looked up some materials and successfully loaded the USB 2.0 driver, and the speed is very satisfactory. But now PE cannot be loaded.
I set up an image to be loaded in the DOS boot on the USB. The function of this image is to load the USB driver. After it loads successfully, I want to use GRUB to load the PE on the USB flash drive (drive letter is E), but in GRUB, it seems it cannot search all the contents inside the USB flash drive. Using the FIND command to search also gives no result. So loading PE failed.
After that, I tried loading WINNT.XPE LDRXPE and ntdetect.com in the image, and changed the PE path inside wintxpe to the actual path "e:\winpe.is_". Even so, it still cannot boot.
What method is there to make DOS boot PE after loading the USB 2.0 driver?
I set up an image to be loaded in the DOS boot on the USB. The function of this image is to load the USB driver. After it loads successfully, I want to use GRUB to load the PE on the USB flash drive (drive letter is E), but in GRUB, it seems it cannot search all the contents inside the USB flash drive. Using the FIND command to search also gives no result. So loading PE failed.
After that, I tried loading WINNT.XPE LDRXPE and ntdetect.com in the image, and changed the PE path inside wintxpe to the actual path "e:\winpe.is_". Even so, it still cannot boot.
What method is there to make DOS boot PE after loading the USB 2.0 driver?