Goswin von Brederlow wrote: > > 2. Same as #1 except create a floppy image and boot from it. > > 3. Put a debian iso on a USB storage device, and boot from it[0]. > > You mean a USB storage device with ISO9660 on it? Does that realy > boot? Anyone tried that? No idea. If it does work my current code will support it. :-) > > The only caveat during the install is that it will need to avoid letting > > the user partition the drive from which the iso is loop mounted, or > > format the partition the iso is in. This may call for some changes in > > the partitioner and formating modules. > > Isn't that already in there to prevent partitioning/formating already > mounted partitions? It should be. You never know what the user will do > on alt-F2. I don't know (but I would like to..) -- see shy jo
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