Re: Problems installing with USB CDROM

Originally Bernd Eggink wrote:

Maybe this harware is a bit exotic. Of several other distros I tried, only SUSE and Debian were able to cope with the USB CDROM. Nevertheless, I'd put a somewhat more flexible installer on the wish list... I'm not quite sure, but imo it's because of the initrd. They just boot with the root in RAM and then continue from what they'd found (in this case an exotic CD).

-- Oleksiy