Re: [orca-list] writing Sonar to USB, here's how to do it!

[Hadi Rezaee <hadirezaei gmx com>]

Unfortunetly, this operation can be done with an application that is not 
accessible, but it is doable if you're willing to do the instructions 
carefully as i mention them.
> The truth is that i've tried many tools and nun of them worked, Either 
> sonar  not booted, or stucked at the boot screen.
> With my method, you can prepare your USB drive for a fast install of 
> your linux distrobution.
> Also, a big warning!
> ***warning***
> After you have  wrote sonar into your USB flash drive, your USB flash 
> drive will not be usable with linux and windows. you need to re-format 
> it with the tool that I will provide. You should not format it with 
> windows, as it is unable to do it.
> ***warning 2!***
> All of your data in your USB flash drive will be removed. so make a 
> back up of your current files.
>
> Now, let's go for the instructions.
> 1. download win32disk imager
> http://sourceforge.net/projects/win32diskimager/
> 2. install it.
> 3. if you open the software, you find out that your ScreenReader is 
> unable to interact with the program, but your keyboard actually work. 
> so, carefully follow my instructions below.
> 4. unplug all your USB disks, and plug the only device that you need 
> to write sonar or your linux distro to.
> 5. Open win32disk imager. press tab once, and press the space bar 
> button in your keyboard.
> 6. you will see a standard open file window. please set the type from 
> (disk image) to all, so that the window could see your .iso files. 
> please select your  iso image and hit open.
> 7. Please alt tab twice or more, to re-focus on the application window.
> 8. then, press shift + tab, three times, and press the space bar on 
> your keyboard. you will hear "warning!". when you saw this, just pres 
> tab once, and hit the space bar again.
> 9. Your linux distro is being  copyed into your USB drive, but you 
> will see no progress indicator. just wait, and finally you will get a 
> window that says, "complete!"
> 10. press the space bar so it hits the ok button for you.
> 11. unplug your USB and install your linux distro! remember, you need 
> the utility below to re-format your USB drive to be able to use it 
> normally again.
> I have no idea about linux packages, so there also might be a powerful 
> formatting tool for this job. ok, here's the formatting tool, to fix 
> your USB drive back to NTFS, after you are done with it.
> CNET link:
> http://download.cnet.com/HP-USB-Disk-Storage-Format-Tool/3000-2094_4-10974082.html 
>
> Softpedia link:
> http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/Hard-Disk-Utils/HP-USB-Disk-Storage-Format-Tool.shtml 
>
> This tool is accessible and you can figure it out yourself.
> Cheers
> Hadi Rezaee
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