Forgot to mention, you have to have an Intel Mac for this to work and even when you have an Intel Mac it's not obvious how to make it work.
It's very tricky to get a Mac to boot from flash drives. You will success on some, fail on others on different generations and different flash drives as Apple think it's cool to use their weird UEFI infrastructure. I've heard that the rEFIt has done some significantly better job on chainloading USB drives on Macs. I will upload a Mac ISO so people who have bad luck getting Macs to boot from flash drives some time in the future. For now, if you can't get a flash drive to boot at all, just boot your Mac from the Ubuntu 10.10 CD (again, the Ubuntu CD will show as Windows?) by the "option"-holding method, then when you see the purple screen, press Tab/E or F6 to manually edit and type in the trubuntu command line. - Huan. ----------------------------------------------------------------- To get off this list, send email to [email protected] with Subject: unsubscribe -----------------------------------------------------------------
