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Windows vs. Linux
Giving that hard drive partitioning takes about the same length of time, I'll leave that out of the equation. In my experience, the install of the op system Pro display adaptor Creative sound card USB Mouse Hauppauge TV card CD burning USB digital camera HP 1200 USB connected printer 2.66 GHz Intel prosessor,

USB Questions
krepdump.ko Then connect your superpen to the usb port, (if it is already connected you will have to disconnect it first) the report descriptor will be ..... f usb/116898 usb [panic] sleeping thread while using USB hard drive to o usb/117075 usb [scsi_da] [patch] quirk: USB Samsung YP-U3 MP3 o usb/117183 usb

replacing blueberry iMac
The only reason I wanted WinXP at all was to support certain hardware (most of it USB connected, which meant that I couldn't run it in a VPC VM). I only have a single hard drive with multiple partitions on it! Would like to hear more info on this! Thanks again to those who replied!

(FTP install) Booting off a USB floppy drive ?
Paramethius Parameth...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public win98 gen_discussion I just had to purchase a new hard drive for my computer which I built about 4 It's USB connected and Win 98 SE recognizes the new hardware at startup whenever I remove the printer from the system devices menu and reboot,

Suggestions, plz, to get boot-drive up and running again?!?
His Quote: Issue with OSD -- at boot, only orange (eye/ear) shows. Running firmware osd-3.27-0.49.upk, booted OK, played two .asf files that were on a usb-connected LaCie hard drive (30gb). went to recording options (now i'm going from memory here, may be named differently) the cursor was at first screen,

System halts during boot
Noncompliant spamyours...@blackworm.net microsoft public windowsxp general Although I don't have problem with these powered-up during windows XP bootup, I don't turn them on until after XP is fully done booting, scsi scanner and firewire hard drive. I use a device that slides under the PC monitor.

How to boot from USB drive?
(Note I say read and not boot, IPL Initial Program Load if you will) But what if the C drive had a head crash and is non-repairable? BounceBack developed by www.cmsproducts.com now has a disc (CD) that can load and transfer all the info on a USB connected backup hard drive to the C HD including the registry.

Current problem reports assigned to freebsd-usb@FreeBSD.org
Chris Cox chrisdot...@hotmail.com alt msdos programmer I would like to be able to access a USB connected hard drive whilst in DOS. My BIOS supports booting from a USB connected Floppy, Tosh Tecra 8200, and the FDD is then accessible as normal. I've read masses over the past two days and searched the web,

Why ZFS for home
Booting with the drive connected, the screen goes black for a few minutes after the green progress bar screen disappears. Is SuperFetch throwing prefetched data onto my USB hard drive? The ReadyBoot tab in the drive properties states that my drive doesn't have the required performance to speed up my system,

WinXP doesn't like USB hub
I want to make a clone of my hard drive (the c drive). I want all the programs, everything..... When I select clone it says I have to "remove my old hard disk when data moving is complete. However, someone mentioned earlier that there is software available to provide for booting from a USB connected drive.

Partition of Magic --> Questions about safety
and then boot to the WinXP in the USB CDROM drive and then install a clean Windows XP on the hard drive. I tried booting to Win98 boot disk in the internal If not, you can download the 6 floppy disk boot set http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=310994 Whether or not that will then access the USB connected CD-ROM

problem booting from floppy
I backed up my C drive (19 GB Total with 8.2 Used) to a partition on my 2nd hard drive with the following results using the highest compression in both DI7 Whereas DI 2002 seemed to work flawlessly DI 7 plays havoc with my USB connected devices - an external Iomega Zip 100 drive is continually activated if a

HD problems
If you disconnect your printer, modem and say a hard drive if you have an extra and it starts with the mem stick in I'd say for sure it's your PSU. It could aslo be a faulty USB connection or something wrong on your mobo having to do with it not yielding enough current or shaky wiring. See www.usbman ..com If you

USB - unreliable?
CBeech CBeec...@gmail.com ubuntulinux I am attempting to install Ubuntu on an 80GB usb 2.0 connected hard drive. My bios supports booting from a USB connected device. However, during the configuration the installation fails. During the point that it is "installing base system". It gets to 6%, runs slowly,

separate installation at usb drive
Remember reading its possible to access a USB connected hard drive in dos if the bios has the capability of booting from it. Otherwise, no. -- Jonny "John Barnett MVP" <freelanc...@mvps.org.NOSPAM> wrote in message news:eLmSmLHwGHA.5024@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... Thanks for that update, Jonny.

HD problems
Since I can boot off of a USB device, I was hoping that a solution exists that would enable me to: - dump ISOs on to a USB-connected hard drive - create a pick-list of OSs available on the drive - have some sort of daemon tools like utility which would mount the appropriate ISO and start installing the OS.

External Hard Drive used for System Backup.
I suggest you image the XP installation with something like Acronis True Image Home, version 10, to an external, USB connected drive. Then if something goes wrong you can restore to XP quickly, and ATI 10 is Vista compatible. With a hard drive that large, I'd set it up for dual-booting between XP and Vista.

RH7.2 guest on VM4.01 locks after GUI starts
After booting into your TrueCrypt virtual machine, you will see in "My Computer" a similarly designated drive C. This is not your original boot drive C. It is ..... You must tell it which USB components you wish it to see and use. For example, you may choose to use an external DVD writer or an external hard drive.

Need help on modifying and assembly of a small program!
Are those combo drives connected as USB devices? 2. And are they different commercial models? If so, could you let me know their make & model? 3. Or are they enclosures where you've installed the WD hard drive(s)? Could you let me know the drive model(s)? 4. When you used the diagnostic utility, were you booting

Drive Image 7 - usage observations
I used Partition Magic 8 to copy the partition from my hard drive to an external hard drive connected via USB 2.0. Then I switched the hard drives -- thinking that the copy partition function makes an exact replica -- but the laptop won't boot off the new disk. Says no OS found. As you can tell, I don't know much