[03:26] <ShawnR> so i'm trying to install ubuntu on a spare PC, the mobo only supports booting from USB CD-ROM drives, but not flash drives and I don't have any blank DVDs laying around.  i know unetbootin will make a flash drive bootable to install the ISO, but it won't appear as a USB CD-ROM.  Anyone know of a method to get this to work?
[03:50] <rmcbride> Not off the top of my head, no. Sorry. I haven't seen a motherboard that wouldn't boot of a USB stick in quite a while. 
[04:00] <ShawnR> http://www.pendrivelinux.com/booting-linux-from-usb-zip-on-older-systems/
[04:00] <ShawnR> i found directions for doing it for a zip drive emulation, but dunno what the head/sector counts should be for a cd-rom
[04:00] <ShawnR> or if it'd work
[04:01] <ShawnR> yeah, it's not TOO old of a system... i think it's running an E2180 or something similar
[11:29] <rmcbride> that should be new enough that it would just be a matter of chaninging the BIOS boot order I would think