[ts-7000] Facing Problems while trying to boot from USB in TS-7300

[naresh raga <>]

Hi ,
I am working on TS-7300.Actually I am initially booting from 512MB SD card which had sdimage-new.dd downloaded from the ftp site.It works fine.But I want to boot from USB.The steps I have followed are:
1)I have formatted my 8 GB USB to ext2 file system.
2)I have made dd command to copy sdimage-new.dd into USB drive.
3)I have downloaded loadUSBModules.sh and loadUSB.sh from ftp site and copied to my 512MB SD card in /usr/bin folder
4)Initially I am booting TS-7300 from my 512MB SD card and then I am executing loadUSBModules.sh and then loadUSB.sh.

Is this the correct procedure for booting into USB containing Debian image for TS-7300.
The error I am getting is:
mount:mount point /mnt/cf/dev does not exist.
chroot:cannot change root directory to /mnt/cf:No such file or directory
umount:/mnt/cf/proc/bus/usb:not found
umount:/mnt/cf/dev/pts:not found
umount:/mnt/cf/proc:not found
umount:/mnt/cf/dev:not found
umount:/mnt/cf:not found

What could be the problem?What more steps should I follow

Thanks in advance..
Naresh,
IITD.

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