make_boot_usb.sh

 Making the USB drive bootable:

    Plug the USB drive into a Linux machine
    Wipe the drive with dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sdX bs=64k
    mkdiskimage -4 /dev/sdX 0 64 32
        This creates a single partition as the "4th" partition which allows the older BIOS to boot the usb drive like a ZIP drive which it expects since it uses an older boot method
        You can also use another partition program and mkfs just make sure to create it as the 4th partition with 64 heads, 32 sectors
    mkfs.msdos /dev/sdX4 (Important that it is made FAT16)
    syslinux /dev/sdX4 to make it bootable