Rufus is one my favorite utilities to use to take an ISO and make it into a bootable thumb drive. However, once in a while, usually with HP SPP's (Service Pack for Proliant), the machine will not boot and give an error message saying it cannot find vesamenu.c32
Here's what you need to the USB drive created by Rufus to work:
Edit \syslinux.cfg on the root of the USB
Replace its content with:
DEFAULT loadconfig
LABEL loadconfig
CONFIG /system/isolinux.cfg
APPEND /system/
The problem is there are multiple isolinux/syslinux on the ISO (one in usb/ the other n system/) and of course Rufus has to try to guess which one is the right one. Unfortunately, it's the one in system/, whereas Rufus picks the one in usb/ by default.
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