Brian: > The problem is the computer is so old it doesn't know how to boot from > a USB device.
One possibility is to get an IDE to CF adapter and use a Compact Flash card for your "hard drive". The BIOS will see it as a regular IDE drive, and you can install Linux without worrying about booting from USB. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822998002 (I realize this doesn't allow you to use your thumb drive, but maybe there's a similar IDE to USB adapter somewhere out there...) HTH, Jeff
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