On Wed, Nov 28, 2007 at 10:45:57AM -0500, Zhong Li wrote: > > > > My guess is that the USB drivers might be slow to respond to setting > > it up as a SCSI drive by the time it hits the 'mount root and go' > > point? I'm not sure if anyone here has tried this or not. Anyhow, > > any suggestions or requests for info would be appreciated. > > > Try to add the following in your boot command, > > root=/dev/sdb1 rootdelay=10
If you use devlabel or LVM, then all you should need is to add the
rootdelay parameter. You should almost certainly be specifying the root
device in terms of a devlabel or LVM, as sdb is not guaranteed to be your
USB device.
Matt
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