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PostPosted: Wed Nov 03, 2004 1:08 am 
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I've been trying to install Knoppix from a SCSI CDROM drive. From searching the forum, I can't find anyone saying that this works. Is that true? Can Knoppix run from my SCSI drive? I'm using a TekRam SCSI controller.


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Yes, it can. However the module needed to boot from a Tektam controller may not be miniroot.gz.

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So, where should I go from there? Can I use a replacement for miniroot.gz? Should I just try to install debian linux?


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I've decided to go with Fedora, which at least gave me a slightly different error message. Since Fedora has more information (I loathe to use the word "support") out there, I was able to find that this is a common problem with the new kernels.


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