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Is it possible? Booting the installer from the CD works, finds the USB drive, and allows me to put the root filesystem on it. I put the /boot partition on the internal hard drive and installed GRUB in the boot record of that partition. GRUB shows the menu and begins booting, but eventually fails with the error that /dev/sda5 (the external partition) does not exist. I was hoping (perhaps in

https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=96553 --- Comment #2 from simonF <simonfalicon at gmail.com> --- I have same trouble my computer freeze, I can mouve mouse but nothing else. in my log: Oct 28 16:07:12 simon-Precision-T1700 kernel: [ 2191.290651] nouveau 0000:01:00.0: fifo: SCHED_ERROR 0a [CTXSW_TIMEOUT] Oct 28 16:07:12 simon-Precision-T1700 kernel: [ 2191....

...f a long file, and it's always 1-skip 2-3. Besides, I was monitoring the packets from another PC via tcpdump-smb, and, from what I understood from its output, the picture is the same. Smbmount works fine. OK. Any ideas? Simon -- _________ | x | Simon (Vsevolod ILyushchenko) simonf@interna.ru | y = e | http://www.internasoft.com/simon |_________| Life is file... ICQ 14235453 Disclaimer: This is not me. This is just my mailer talking to your mailer...

Greetings CentOS Fans. I'm working on an Inspiron 9400 Laptop. It supports booting from USB devices, so I'd like to install CentOS on a USB hard drive as an alternative to XP. I tried booting to the 4.3 (disk 1) CD, but it doesn't see the USB Drive when it gets to the stage of partitioning... any idea what's involved in getting the USB drive recognized so I can install