fedora 9 - thumb drive installation problem
hi,
I managed to install fedora 9 in 1 gb thumb drive (first time i am doing this) with 193 mb persistant overlay. I was able to boot properly using the thumb drive. After i started using firefox (first time from thumb drive installation), whole system was hung and i tried to shutdown, fedora was giving me an error "Couldnt shutdown the system". I got some error like Input/Output error. After forced shutdown by pressing the button from notebook, i restarted, now fedora is not able to start :(. Sync error I want to re-install fedora in thumb drive. Is it normal in thumb drive installations? If this is normal, then i plan not to use this thumb drive way of booting. Thanks |
might need more space in your "changes" overlay. The Firefox cache might have exhausted all your writeable space. I'd recommend 512MB as a minumum. Also you'll probably want at least 768MB of RAM to attempt a boot from a thumb drive.
I use PCLinuxOS on a thumb drive routinely. It's good to keep a gzipped copy of the "changes" filesystem on a hard drive somewhere though. Makes things easier to "ghost" back later. |
thanks.. will consider buying 4gb thumb drive :)
|
All times are GMT -5. The time now is 05:41 PM. |