Have anyone install KnoppMyth on external USB HDD?
I try to install KM on my Speedano USB HDD, but meet problem:
- Computer: Dell Inspiron 600M.
- External HDD: Speedano 2 plug on USB 2.0 port.

Boot from R5 KM CD, after boot I choose Option 4: manual install. Then partitioning: SD1: boot, SD5: swap, SD6: cache, SD7: myth
After installation, I can not boot from USB HDD: Error loading operting system.
Please help.

Need help.
I have installled KM on external HDD Speedano 2 USB, my laptop is Dell Inspiron 600M.
Belows is detail of process:
1. Boot from KnoppMyth R5 CD.
2. Choose manual install
3. Choose partition(option 3): Choose disk: sda, then partition as follow:
sda1 boot primary linux ext2 2500
sda5 logical linux swap 1019
sda6 logical linux ext2 2500
sda7 logical linux ext3 74000
4. Choose configure installation(option 1) to create a new configuration:
- Choose partition to install KnoppMyth: /dev/sda1
- Choose where the boot-loader shall be installed: mbr.
5. Choose start installation(option2):
I saw some informations on screen as belows:
/dev/sda1 will be formatted with the ext3 filesystem.
Bootloader-options:
No bootdisk will be created.
The bootloader will be used and installed in mbr.
I choose YES to install with this configs.
After Installation, reboot system and choose boot from usb hdd, system warning: error loading OS.

Have you double checked your BIOS to make sure you have the boot order set up properly? You may also need to create a special initrd image for lilo to load the USB storage drivers from...

A google search for how to boot Linux from a USB device might also help...

I have doubled checked my bios, it support boot from usb device. Please give me detail instruction to create initrd image for lilo to load usb storage driver.
THX tjc

I don't know the answer off the top of my head and would have to research it just like you would. It might take you a bit longer to do the research but I also figure that since it's your system, you should be more than a bit more interested in making this work than I am. I.e. - solving for 'X' in the equation below would yield a number substantially larger than 1.

X = (Interest_in_outcome_tntrung / Interest_in_outcome_tjc) / (Research_time_tntrung / Research_time_tjc)