is there any redhat based distrubation to install usb stick
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is there any redhat based distrubation to install usb stick
Hi,
i wish to install my linux to an usb stick i will use same os at work and at home. but i want red hat based or rpm supported distribution.
there is a way i can compile rpm from its source but would it be ok installing rpm after. if i install damn small linux or puppy linux all softwares are installed without rpm so database would be weird would this effect on installing softwares.
thanks already
Distribution: RHEL/CentOS/SL 5 i386 and x86_64 pata for IDE in use
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You can try installing Scientific Linux Live CD or DVD to a USB stick, they have instructions available. SL is a 100% binary compatible freely available 'clone' of the RHEL family.
hmm thanks i just tried putting knoppix to usb pendrive. it worked but kernel panic happend. kernel panic sync and error about vfs i dont remember but why you think that could happen?
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i just tried putting knoppix to usb pendrive. it worked but kernel panic happend. kernel panic sync and error about vfs i dont remember but why you think that could happen?
