USB booting :: boot frozen on "looking for knoppix image file in"



Renaming the knoppix file didn't work. The boot process is still freezing on 'looking for DSL image in /dev/sda1.'

Should I try fat16? Or should should I try switching the boot priority in the bios from USB-zip (1) to USB-FDD (2). This is so strange.... ??? Thanks for your helping me once again.
Quote (stevensol @ Oct. 23 2006,12:03)
Renaming the knoppix file didn't work. The boot process is still freezing on 'looking for DSL image in /dev/sda1.'

Should I try fat16? Or should should I try switching the boot priority in the bios from USB-zip (1) to USB-FDD (2). This is so strange.... ??? Thanks for your helping me once again.

That did it... I made the first boot device USB-FDD instead of USB-zip... it booted into the OS. But my mouse doesn't work.  :(
It's a Microsoft USB optical intellimouse. Any thing  need to do to get the mouse working? Keyboard works just not usb mouse.
Ah, I assumed you were already using usb-hdd.

Just wondering - are you using a laptop?
You could run xsetup (either use it as a bootcode or run it from the menu or run xsetup.sh) and select USB mouse.
Quote (^thehatsrule^ @ Oct. 23 2006,22:41)
Ah, I assumed you were already using usb-hdd.

Just wondering - are you using a laptop?
You could run xsetup (either use it as a bootcode or run it from the menu or run xsetup.sh) and select USB mouse.

No laptop... I'm using a desktop. What is the excat command I was use at the boot screen?
Quote (stevensol @ Oct. 23 2006,23:12)
Quote (^thehatsrule^ @ Oct. 23 2006,22:41)
Ah, I assumed you were already using usb-hdd.

Just wondering - are you using a laptop?
You could run xsetup (either use it as a bootcode or run it from the menu or run xsetup.sh) and select USB mouse.

No laptop... I'm using a desktop. What is the excat command I was use at the boot screen?

Well wtf now its not even booting... I'm so confused...
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