Hello Kalyan,
If the little challenge is ok for you, then why not install on usb-stick?
This should be at least as fast as a harddrive, and if it doesn't work
as expected then you surely can make use of the stick in other
ways. It's not the cheapest solution, because you probably need
1GB, (th
> - Does the GRUB bootloader recognizes external USB harddisk on which
> debian will be installed
i've tried to install grub on a usbpen and grub (on hdd) recognize the pen
like (hd1) so you can run linux on the usb hard drive using grub command
with (hdX)
That is not important. I thi
Hello!
Everything without testing!
> I have a laptop running Windows XP (sorry for this). But I would like to
> use Debian without touching the OS on my laptop, since the laptop is
> provided by my company where I work. I got one Idea of buying an external
> USB harddisk drive (such as toshiba or
Hi,
I have a laptop running Windows XP (sorry for this). But I would like to use Debian without touching the OS on my laptop, since the laptop is provided by my company where I work. I got one Idea of buying an external USB harddisk drive (such as toshiba or philips available in the market at th
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