lör 2004-09-18 klockan 23.46 skrev Brandon: > I don't have room for another internal hard drive, and I was wondering > if I installed Fedora on a external USB hard drive if I'd be able to > boot Fedora from it. I tried to select a removable Kingston USB key as > a boot device in my BIOS setup but I can only select IDE1 and IDE2 (my > 2 hard drives) > > ______________________________________________________________________ Maybe grub can boot from the usb-drive? The bios might not be able to, but that is irrelevant, since if grub can - its ok. :) If grub cant find the usb-drive, you could create an boot partition in one of your disks and put the root (/) on the usb-disk. So, the kernel is booted from the disks, and when usb is loaded, the kernel loads the system from there.. It should work. I dont have an usb-disk so I cant say if it works though.
