Re: Linux on a flash disk

[Danny Sauer <sauer@cloudmaster.com>]

There are severla vendors who make flash disks that the system sees as just
another IDE or SCSI hard drive, if all you're wanting is to get away from
rotating media.  There should be nothign special about them.

search for ide flash or something similar, you'l find all sorts of stuff.

--Danny

On Wed, Dec 26, 2001 at 02:07:06PM -0600, charles@lunarmedia.net wrote:
> has anyone out there messed around with booting linux off of a flash disk? 
> i've found a couple vendors out there that are selling substitutes for 
> thin client pcs that load linux on a flash disk and the machine runs 
> without any true hard drive. the companies i've found so far however sell
> an out of the box preconfigured product and arent very willing to 
> negotiate what gets put on the flash disk as part of the os. i was 
> wondering if anyone knows of vendors or ongoing projects that are tackling 
> this kind of issue?

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