Re: Boot on CD, transfer to USB?

> I would like to run Debian off of a USB drive using my laptop. Currently I > run a dual boot system: Debian with Windows on the internal hard disk. > The laptop is a Toshiba Satellite A15-S129 and will not boot to USB. I can > boot to CD. > Is there a way I can use the CD-ROM to boot the co

problem with yenta socket

hi, i've got a toshiba 335cdt laptop and i've a problem with yenta socket when debian is installing. The system crash! like hang up (colgado) and i can't install debian (sarge, etch and sid). Can u help me? greets -- Atte, Maximiliano Marin Linux Registered User: #405481 [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ un

Boot on CD, transfer to USB?

I would like to run Debian off of a USB drive using my laptop. Currently I run a dual boot system: Debian with Windows on the internal hard disk. The laptop is a Toshiba Satellite A15-S129 and will not boot to USB. I can boot to CD. Is there a way I can use the CD-ROM to boot the computer and

Re: Best notebook

Take a look in http://www.linux-laptop.net/ Geilson Christoph Kling escreveu: -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Hello, I plan to buy a notebook to use with Debian. I wonder if some of you might have a few tips which manufacturer or which models in general are notably known to caus

Best notebook

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Hello, I plan to buy a notebook to use with Debian. I wonder if some of you might have a few tips which manufacturer or which models in general are notably known to cause only few problems with Linux and Debian concerning hardware support and so on