Hello I want to install rh9 on an external usb drive I looks like the install scripts don't allow me to do that
when i boot from an install diskette (made from install cd's diskette image) or from the install cd, the usb-mass-storage driver is loaded and i see all the /dev/sdax partitions (i can even do a hard drive install from this drive where i put iso images files) at disk partition menu, the install stops saying that i have no suitable device for install (or, if i leave another hdd inside the machine, i can't tell it to install on /dev/sdaX) any help appreciated what i actually want, is to build a "versatile repair bootable disk" that i could plug in (hopefully) any machine at office, then boot it with (or without, depending on the hardware) a boot diskette, then get a running linux from which i can call any tool i need (partimage, mkfs, ...) if it were not possible to install rh9 directly on the usb drive, what could be the best method to build a running system on that drive (by dd'ing an existing and working install, or by plugging the drive on an ide port (in my case i have an usb box where i plug an ide drive in, so i could plug it directly on an ide port in the machine)) and eventually building the associated bootable diskette thanks a lot -- redhat-list mailing list unsubscribe mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
