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note that the ISO is an ISO of the other files that are on the server. this might not be clear, I hope that it is. The ISO is there for convenience -- it is ALL that you need to get this program to work. Here is what to do: Load the ISO on your U3 partion write an AUTORUN file (as a valid shortcut) save the autorun.inf to the root directory of the USB thumb drive. the program that you specify on the USB key to run will run on autorun So far, I haven't gotten any of the error that you all are....

that error means that the program that you are trying to run off of the USB key is not there or is named differently. Keep in mind that the autorun file that is on the USB key has to point to a real file! lol FIles are updated so that if the file does not exist, the program will exit.

OK Files are updated. Everything works (famous last words) Also note that if you want to run a file that is on the target computer you can include the full file path ala "C:RunME.exe" or you can just write the standard autorun file: [autorun] open=something.exe Questions? Comments?

ok, I think I know what is going wrong. I can fix it tonight when I get back to the house. Are there any feature requests for this program? Being that there is some serious intersest in this, I can devote a little more time to it. Let me know what you all want.

ok... files are updated. The error that you encountered should be dealt with.

the files that I have on my server are updated. I will have time later to look into this specific problem.

using U3, my mother board can boot to the CD, not the USB. Mine is capable of booting to USB, but my boot menu read as though I had two CD drives in my laptop. Worked that way for me.

it works fine for all those who want to know. Additionally I loaded AND installed a windows XP iso while booting from u3 as a CD

so is that a yes? you did use a U3 setup to load a large ISO? Is that a no? A search of the page that you posted does not reveal any information regarding U3. Maybe I am missing something...

you mean that you made a non-U3 a U3 and then loaded a large U3? if so, thats an answer. I have noticed that the boot partition is almost exactly the size of the ISO, which would suggest that there isn't a predetermined partition size. (example, the dummy ISO is very small, almost zero) So there shouldn't be any reason that it wont work.

There are rumors circulating on other U3 sites that an ISO larger than 6 mb will brick the thumb drive. Has anyone tried a large ISO with success?

EDIT: I'll be damned -- it looks as though I didn't post the MOST recent edition. There is an error... thanks for pointing that out. New files are posted.

well two things: The SIM card is not what determines what calls can be made and can't be made, that is done by the phone software itself, so you would need to use a program like BitPim and a USB cable in order to change the settings of your phone's firmware. Secondly, cell phones dont get their internet service from sattelites. They recieve their internet service as a high-bandwidth service from the cell tower of their own provider. And if you look to the plan maps of all the major providers, cellular internet is not available everywhere. As for laptops and internet, there is an option for you here. All of the major service providers in the US have data only plans that come with a PCMCIA or EXPRESS card for your laptop. This gives your laptop the ability to connect to the cellular network (when it is available) and view the internet just as you would at home. It doesn't work everywhere, and it costs anywhere from $34 to $80 a month depending on bandwidth. Hope this helps.

So here is what I have done. Using the Universal Hacker U3 program, I have sucessfully loaded an ISO of mine that I thought would be useful to many people out there. The ISO contains two files, one that is the AUTORUN.inf, and the second that is the run_autorun.exe executeable. othe RUN_AUTORUN program searches for removable drives and returns an array of all drives found. Next, it searches on those drives for a file named AUTORUN.inf. Once it finds this file, it searches in it for the "open=" line, then it executes the program following. Summary: By loading this ISO, you can give autorun capability to the Flash Drive partition of the U3 device. This works on ANY windows machine. I am hosting the files at my own site from Case Western Reserve University: ******Code is Updated as of 2/9 ******************* http://schedulerpro.case.edu/Hak5/ The program is written in AutoItv3: #include<file.au3> #compiler_icon=cd.ico #compiler_allow_decompile=n $drive_array = DriveGetDrive("REMOVABLE") while @error = 1 $drive_array = DriveGetDrive("REMOVABLE") sleep (10) WEnd $drive_letter = find_autorun($drive_array) if $drive_letter =0 then sleep(5000) $drive_letter = find_autorun($drive_array) EndIf dim $line_ = '' if FileExists($drive_letter & "autorun.inf") = 0 then $drive_letter =find_autorun($drive_array) for $line = 1 to _FileCountLines($drive_letter & "autorun.inf") if stringinstr(filereadline($drive_letter & "autorun.inf",$line),"open=")<>0 then $line_ = $line ExitLoop EndIf Next if $line_ = '' then Exit $program_path = filereadline($drive_letter & "autorun.inf",$line_) $program_path = stringreplace($program_path,"open=","") $program_path = stringreplace($program_path,'"',"") $program_path = stringreplace($program_path,"'","") if stringinstr($program_path,":") <> 0 Then if FileExists($drive_letter & "" & $program_path)=0 then exit run($drive_letter & "" & $program_path) if @error then Exit Exit EndIf if FileExists($drive_letter & "" & $program_path)=0 then exit run($drive_letter & "" & $program_path) Func find_autorun($drive_array1) $drive_letter1 = 0 for $var = 0 to ubound($drive_array1)-1 if FileExists($drive_array1[$var] & "autorun.inf") then $drive_letter1 = $drive_array1[$var] ExitLoop EndIf Next return $drive_letter1 EndFunc EDIT: Source Code Update