You can install the kernel in every device from which your BIOS is able to boot from. But In this case you may not be able to access the harddisk, before linux is up
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Sreekumar CM
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Hi All,
Have anyone tried loading Linux OS into USB hard drive and then use a boot
disk to boot directly from USB hard drive. If so can you provide information
how to do that.
Thanks
Badri
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