What I normally do is to boot any computer off of an install CD and find the
USB partition.
Then I run a plain vanilla install to that partition.
For as long as you don't get creative with X drivers, it will boot your
washing machine.
As usual, YMMV and you can't sue me.
Free advice... :)
ET
AZ Pete writes:
Hi All,
I have a spare desktop computer and monitor sitting in the garage that I
want to set up for my 10 year old son, but it doesn't have a hard drive.
I'd rather not have to buy another hard drive (even though they are
pretty cheap).
I've read somewhere that Linux can be run from a USB flash drive. Since
all this PC would be used for is general web surfing and web-based flash
games, I thought that this would be a viable solution. It's about a 3
year old machine so the CPU and RAM are quite adequate.
Can anyone point me to some resources on how to set this up?
This PC doesn't have USB 3.0, will USB 2.0 be fast enough?
Any thoughts are appreciated.
Thanks,
Peter
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