Hi. I have a PC here with a blank hd, no CDrom and no floppy, and PXE is not supported by the bios. However, I do have an USB-disk (Maxtor OneTouch 250GB) and bios supports booting from USB-devices. Does anyone have any experience on installing from USB? I have tried to basically follow the guide for debian at http://d-i.pascal.at/ - Creating a (small - 500 MB) fat16-partition with fdisk (and making it bootable) - Running mkdosfs /dev/sda1 - running syslinux /dev/sda1 - copyied everything from boot.iso (from fedora-devel) to the partition - creating a syslinux.cfg with vmlinuz as the default kernel I have also tried to set boot device to both USB ZIP, USB CD, USB FDD and USB HDD int he bios, but no matter what, the system hangs after "Verifying DMA data" Any tips would be appreciated on how to make this disk the installation media. Rgds. Ola Thoresen
