I was given a rather funky Xmas present - a USB flashdrive/watch (http://www.memixdirect.com) which says it's bootable. It also claims to be Linux 2.4 compatible, though I've not yet tried connecting it to a Linux box.
The programs which come with the watch allow you to set the watch as bootable, using a Micro$oft OS. I was wondering if it were possible to set it up as a Linux bootable device. I'd also like to create a bootdisk, which has a Linux kernel on it as my NT box at work won't talk to anything USB (gaahh we hateessss NT! *sorry - been watching too much LotR*). Specifically so it can talk to the NTFS partition on my machine at work. Alternatively I'll repartition the machine and create a FAT partition so Linux can talk to that. The machine at work isn't new enough to be able to boot from a USB device :( Has anyone tried either/both of these? Can anyone give me some pointers about where to start with either of these projects? Hoping you all had a Merry Christmas, and going to have a happy new year! Cheers, Andrew -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
