If I ever get a 2GB stick, i'll try it.    I tried the plop option.  I used the script that allows you to customize the image burned to disc.  This saves me having to choose any of the available options.  I put in the cd, and the usb stick, boot boot the machine and I get the multisystem menu.  Thanks

I think at the time the biggest we had was a 2GB stick. And unless a board supports EFI/UEFI I have never had success booting from MicroSD/SD.

On Mon, Apr 8, 2019 at 11:38 PM Jim <azanorak@gmail.com> wrote:

I tried a 4GB micro sd card and machine wouldn't boot from it. Like the
other attempts, it gets to the screen showing all these devices and
their IRQ settings and stops.  I have some CDs around here somewhere. 
I'll try plop.  Then in a day or two I'll go to walmart and get a 4GB
usb stick if they still sell them.  Thanks for all the replies.

On 4/8/19 9:19 PM, Todd Cole wrote:
> look at plop boot manager
> https://www.plop.at/en/bootmanager/intro.html
> it is a boot CD that will allow it to point to usb install media
> Ideal for older MB that cannot boot to usb
>
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