Greg KH wrote:
completly, if possible. And then complain loudly to the vendor to fix
their BIOS.
But if one is booting from that device...
Booting from a USB device? I can see this happening when installing a
distro, and you boot from the USB cdrom, but not for "normal"
operations.
Just as a point of reference I have a machine here that boots from a USB keystick and runs from an
NFS Root. It's a diskless machine that has no net-boot ability. I have used this on a number of
machines over recent history.
Brad
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