NASLite Network Attached Storage

i have an old asus motherboard with 256 meg ram, and a cd player
runs perfect with naslite cd rom
now downloaded usb version 1.5, created kicker disk and tryed to boot to usb mem stick in both formats super floppy and bootable.
still nothing
the cd sees it and formats and makes it ready but take out cd and boot with kicker disk and it does not see it

asus board
amd 550
256 meg mem
4...300 gig maxtor drives
512 usb mem stick

treid every setting in bios off and on
please help

bill

Assuming you are using a standard USB Flash drive, install the USB Flash drive and kicker floppy with the machine powered down. Turn the machine on and allow the boot process to take effect.

Take a look at the screen and see if the kicker floppy USB driver detects the USB interface and reports no drives found or does it just hang. You may want to try disabling USB 2.0 support in the bios if it is available.

Although there are instances that will not be supported by the USB driver on the kicker floppy, most hardware combinations should work just fine. This is a long shot, but try moving the USB Flash drive to another USB port.

no it does not freeze, it just says no usb disk found....
im wondering if my usb stick not compatable

thanks again for the response

thanks for the help Tony
is was a memory issue, tried 4 or 5 old sticks till i got one to work
so its all set now

if you got time check out the post from me on my media server and everything does work flawless

thanks again for a great product

I couldn't get my system to boot with the Kicker floppy and a brand-new "disgo lite" 128MB USB Flash Drive - despite trying everything that I could think of.
Having read posts in another thread about Kicker problems I was going to buy a PCI USB card and try that; but today I tried an un-branded USB stick from DABS and it worked