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Re: BootMgr is missing

Mr. Dnp, are you still getting the BOOTMGR is missing error? I was getting that error for reimaging my team's E09 for the 2014 competition, and the exceptions to the procedures FIRST/WPI provided are
  1. Try different USB drives until you find one that works, and
  2. Move all of the files from the E09_DRV_2014_030114 directory that RMPrepUSB creates on your USB drive to its root directory, then delete the E09_DRV... directory.
Hope this helps. Cheers.

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Re: BootMgr is missing

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Mr. Dnp, are you still getting the BOOTMGR is missing error? I was getting that error for reimaging my team's E09 for the 2014 competition, and the exceptions to the procedures FIRST/WPI provided are
  1. Try different USB drives until you find one that works, and
  2. Move all of the files from the E09_DRV_2014_030114 directory that RMPrepUSB creates on your USB drive to its root directory, then delete the E09_DRV... directory.
Hope this helps. Cheers.

-Karl
I ended up doing 2 things about the same time. I did move the files up to the root and deleted the "E09_DRV... directory"; ALSO I used another Win7 install disk I had and ran the "Repair..." option, which apparently comes up if you boot up with disc available (I used a USB optical drive {DVD/CD RW by LG}. I suspect moving the files to root of boot USB probably did the trick. Should've posted my fix earlier, I'd been corresponding with CTL (Classmate manuf.?) directly via email. BTW, they've been VERY responsive, mostly via their website chat and email.

Now I'm trying to figure out what I can uninstall from the old E09 (some of the NI stuff, like NI-VISA 5.4 maybe?) to free up a bit more drive space so I can install the 2014 driver station software. Better, than it was, but still tight on drive space (15GB drive {SSD I think?}, about 1.3GB remaining!!) after adding the NI stuff following the 2014 re-image.

Thanks for your post though!
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Re: BootMgr is missing

Glad you got it working. Not sure about other ways to free up drive space, unfortunately. Sorry 'bout that. Good luck, eh.
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