... Background .....
Host & target are win10 x64. Running ntlite on Host. Target is new device, with blank storage.
ntlite session had no errors; I generated output iso file.
... Problem ...
Tried to flash a usb stick & flasher app complained "no partition table" in iso file. If flashed, the usb stick will not be bootable.
This is NOT a usb stick issue. The warning gets issued when the iso file is selected.
I used "hyper-v" in the option drop-down in the Drivers step, to avoid populating the Host driver list into the session. Is that the issue?
... Question ...
WHAT IS the proper way to handle this very common use-case and include the partition table into the iso file?
I'm mystified as to why this isn't explained in the guides.
Thanks very much for the help.
Host & target are win10 x64. Running ntlite on Host. Target is new device, with blank storage.
ntlite session had no errors; I generated output iso file.
... Problem ...
Tried to flash a usb stick & flasher app complained "no partition table" in iso file. If flashed, the usb stick will not be bootable.
This is NOT a usb stick issue. The warning gets issued when the iso file is selected.
I used "hyper-v" in the option drop-down in the Drivers step, to avoid populating the Host driver list into the session. Is that the issue?
... Question ...
WHAT IS the proper way to handle this very common use-case and include the partition table into the iso file?
I'm mystified as to why this isn't explained in the guides.
Thanks very much for the help.
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