Well, I tried install to the identical pen drive that booted Void Linux 
Live, and repeated what I did to grub-install, and the resultant USB drive 
booted!  However, the boot sequence died running the initramfs, just after 
running dracut on the first partition of my HD [/dev/sda1].  I have aleady 
seen my error in the grub.cfg file [scream].  This is going too be hard 
work, but worth it in the end [?].  Just got to remember how grub.cfg is 
coded..

On Tuesday, June 25, 2019 at 1:55:11 PM UTC+1, space pudim wrote:
>
> > If I insert the USB drive with the Void Linux live system, then t boots. 
>  OK, that probably uses syslinux and not GRUB.  Installing GRUB on the hard 
> drive [/dev/sda] always works, so why not /dev/sdb? 
>
> Did you try Void Live on the same USB device you want to install it on? 
>
> I've seen this many times: some devices get listed as "USB Storage", 
> and some as "USB HDD" (even sticks), and it won't get matched by the 
> BIOS, even though it's all USB. 
>
> The solution was to select the thing manually from the boot menu - not 
> the BIOS setup. But then it may be the case that your BIOS is just 
> unable to boot on that particular device. If you didn't try the Void 
> Live on the same device, I would advise you to do so. 
>
> -- 
> Pudding 
>

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