Booting Knoppix 6.2.1 from a USB on a Windows XP hangs?

[krishna.murphy]

My guess would be that you're using a USB-1 connected memory chip, which is by definition much slower than what's normal today, USB-2. As to what it's doing, I'd say "working" to quote the Star Trek ship's computer. What you can do, if it is a slow memory connection, is use a different connection (i.e. a new USB card) or set up some space on the hard drive and multi-boot the PC.

Hope that helps!
Krishna

[voracious12]

My guess would be that you're using a USB-1 connected memory chip, which is by definition much slower than what's normal today, USB-2. As to what it's doing, I'd say "working" to quote the Star Trek ship's computer. What you can do, if it is a slow memory connection, is use a different connection (i.e. a new USB card) or set up some space on the hard drive and multi-boot the PC.

Hope that helps!
Krishna

Thanks for the info! What I actually ended up doing was booting from the fb1024x768 option which worked perfectly

[Capricorny]

Complete list of cheatcodes here: ftp://ftp.uni-kl.de/pub/linux/knoppix/knoppix-cheatcodes.txt

Thanks for the info! What I actually ended up doing was booting from the fb1024x768 option which worked perfectly

Good to hear! I have found out that in some cases, using the xmodule cheatcode can be necessary. I used the xmodule=intel.