I got stuck on this too and simply selected the USB device above that one (I forget the precise name, and don’t have a Classmate at hand - however there were only two USB devices) and it worked fine.
You can’t damage your computer by temporarily changing the boot order, so no worries.
When I re-imaged the classmate, when I accessed the boot menu I believe I had to select the USB FILEDISK or the 2nd option under the 16GB SSD’s option.
You should see the windows 7 installer load(Windows is loading files…") then the CTL Autoinstaller should open a command prompt and run.
Ok, I tried choosing the other USB option and it still just boots straight to the driver station without any installer appearing.
And, any ideas for the cRIO?
I’m also having issues imaging our classmate. The installer from the USB completes just fine, but at boot it’ll crash when Windows is loading files. Has anyone else had this issue?
Edit: The classmate will crash when it gets to loading CLASSPNP.sys. For others having this issue, there’s a very detailed post on the USFirst Forums, and hopefully it’ll get fixed. If anyone has that file, would I be able to boot with a Linux Live USB and replace it myself?
Update: We rebooted our computer and the cRIO and the 2011 image appeared, so that was successful, but we still can’t get the installer to show up on the Classmate.
I am having the same issue as Zach. I have tried to load the image 4 times and the classmate crashes when I try to boot it. The installer says it was successful but now I can’t boot. Any ideas?
Heya. I’m also having problems finding the FRC_2011_xx.zip file. Rebooting doesn’t work, nor does reimaging - in fact, when we reimaged LabVIEW disappeared entirely, we’re going to try a network install later tonight. Any ideas?
LabVIEW isn’t part of the image, so it will disappear when you use the stick.
You then have to install
The new LabVIEW
The LabVIEW update
The Utilities Update
The Driver Station Update
P.S.
If you plan on installing LabVIEW or any of the other programming environments, be sure to read this before using the USB Image Stick.
The necessary fix to the stick is here.