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  1. supernova777
    i have an AOPEN AX3S-U motherboard (http://browser.primatelabs.com/geekbench2/2460846) how can i get it to boot from usb? there is no boot settings in bios yet i want to run this as a nas4free box (http://www.nas4free.org)because of the low power requirement of the cpu.. for those that dont know nas4free turns the box into a ftp/cifs/samba/afp fileserver u usually boot this from 4-8gb usb device to save all your devices for file storage it would make a good choice to run this software.... perhaps i should just find a small 4-8gb compactflash to run this off instead of a usb that would solve my problems.. but does anyone have any other ideas? is there a possible bios modification to allow for usb boot? then again the usb is only 1.1 not 2.0 so i guess its pointless?
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