What should I do if the USB flash drive cannot be installed on the GHOST system?

What should I do if the USB flash drive cannot be installed on the GHOST system?

Recently, many people have been asking the same question, that is, when a USB flash disk is produced, the ISO of the optical disc can be used to start but the GHOST system cannot be installed.

The following uses the ylmf ISO as an example.

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In the ylmf isoghostboot item, ghostsoftware is the ghost.exe of the root directory of the optical drive, which is mass-produced into the USB flash disk. Naturally, it is necessary to call the GHOST under the USB-CDROM. EXE, if one-click GHOST, GHOST software also needs to call the GHOSTXP under the USB-CDROM. GHO image files. To call these files, you must load the USB driver when starting DOS.
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Let's take a look at how to load the USB driver:

1. how to load a USB driver (generally 915 or below) on the old motherboard:
Edit CONFIG. SYS in the EZBOOT \ GHOSTXP. imgfile of ISO, add the following add-on, and the IMG must have these four files
Devicehigh = ramfd. sys
Devicehigh = usbaspi. sys
Devicehigh = aspidisk. sys
Devicehigh = usbcd. sys/d: USB-CD

II. For boards of 945 and above, the USBASPI may occur when the USB driver is loaded. SYS stuck phenomenon, simply cannot load, but this motherboard even if not loaded USB driver, DOS can directly recognize the USB-HDD disk, GHOST Software can recognize, but the USB-CDROM can not come out, the GHOST cannot be recognized. To avoid reading files in the usb-cdromdirectory, copy ghost.exe, GHOSTXP. GHO to the root directory of the USB-HDD (ZIP), and modify AUTOEXEC. bat in EZBOOT \ GHOSTXP. IMG in ISO to save it as follows.