I may be wrong but I've been under the impression this whole time that the specific motherboard chipset has to allow the "boot from usb device" option. Help me out here......am I misguided? I want to set this up as well but I'm having a little trouble finding the motherboard that I want.....the Asus motherboard that I've been looking at has an nforce2 chipset that comes with just about everything......I'm not getting the version with built in video.....but I don't think it allows for booting from USB.....which sucks. I'd like to find all the features of nforce2....firewire, usb2.0, lan, sound, etc.......s-ata and raid support added in but also booting from USB....anyone hear of anyone offering this setup?
At 07:24 AM 6/1/2003, you wrote: >Most of the USB devices now come with a driver for Win98. >The USB drive I bought through Clickers came with driver CD. >I replaced the driver with a newer, less buggy, one from the >manufacturer's site. > >Assume the new Red Hat can mount the USB stick drive, >and will find out when I get around to connecting the USB >pins on the motherboard of my Linux box to a connector >so I can use it. > >Choppy > >At 05:26 AM 6/1/03 +0000, you wrote: > >>Although my goal was not to boot from the usb stick, just load it with >>useful programs I may put that on my list of things to mess around with. ;) > > >_______________________________________________ >General mailing list >[email protected] >http://brlug.net/mailman/listinfo/general_brlug.net
