I'm having trouble configuring syslinux/isolinux to get it to see the root
partition on an external USB drive.
The system doesn't enable direct boot from a USB drive, so I'm trying to
configure a bootable CDROM that will
boot up and use the USB drive where the OS is. Any suggestions as how to make
this work. I've tried using Suse 9.1
and I can get isolinux to load the USB drivers (at least it says so), but then
when I try to get to the /root
partition, it can't find it. I can boot from the Suse 9.1 install disk and
then finish booting up from the USB
drive, so I know there is some way to make this work. I'm trying to reduce
the effort required to boot from
the external drive.
Thanks,
