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Bios Help: USB support
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Join Date: Apr 2004
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I own a Dell 4500s and I was wondering if there was a bios update that would allow USB drives to be recognized on startup. I need to make a partiton on my USB drive for more linux space, and i get an error that the drive is not available at startup.
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