Andres Plaza 🇨🇱
@andres.mafia.cl
Sr. Site Reliability Engineer; the myth says I worked for Twitter.
Transplanted from Chile to the U.S.A.
Por La Razón o La Fuerza.
Rotten to the core.
I enjoy collecting, repairing, and developing new hardware for Atari computers.
Transplanted from Chile to the U.S.A.
Por La Razón o La Fuerza.
Rotten to the core.
I enjoy collecting, repairing, and developing new hardware for Atari computers.
2) Burn the ISO to a CD and use a generic USB CD drive.
3) Take the CF card out, create two partitions, "copy" the ISO image in one of them and then boot from the partiton with the recovery CD.
I hope one of them work for you! Good luck. 🙂
3) Take the CF card out, create two partitions, "copy" the ISO image in one of them and then boot from the partiton with the recovery CD.
I hope one of them work for you! Good luck. 🙂
December 28, 2025 at 1:43 PM
2) Burn the ISO to a CD and use a generic USB CD drive.
3) Take the CF card out, create two partitions, "copy" the ISO image in one of them and then boot from the partiton with the recovery CD.
I hope one of them work for you! Good luck. 🙂
3) Take the CF card out, create two partitions, "copy" the ISO image in one of them and then boot from the partiton with the recovery CD.
I hope one of them work for you! Good luck. 🙂
Hi! I will be totally honest: I don’t remember how I did it. 😄 (I'm working on other computers, so my memory shifted to those projects)
But here are some ideas of what I would try:
1) Flash the ISO image of the recovery CD to a USB flash drive, and try to boot from it.
But here are some ideas of what I would try:
1) Flash the ISO image of the recovery CD to a USB flash drive, and try to boot from it.
December 28, 2025 at 1:43 PM
Hi! I will be totally honest: I don’t remember how I did it. 😄 (I'm working on other computers, so my memory shifted to those projects)
But here are some ideas of what I would try:
1) Flash the ISO image of the recovery CD to a USB flash drive, and try to boot from it.
But here are some ideas of what I would try:
1) Flash the ISO image of the recovery CD to a USB flash drive, and try to boot from it.
Jajajajaja! "genealogical ties"... Talk about an absurd argument, and you prefer to vote for an actual communist.
December 14, 2025 at 2:42 PM
Jajajajaja! "genealogical ties"... Talk about an absurd argument, and you prefer to vote for an actual communist.
Oh, crap! I have been so disconnected... I would have loved to be there!
November 23, 2025 at 3:49 AM
Oh, crap! I have been so disconnected... I would have loved to be there!