<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN"> <html> <head> </head> <body bgcolor="#ffffff" text="#000000"> After downloading Fedora-9-Beta-Live-KDE-i686.iso I mounted it using fuseiso. I discovered this "livecd-iso-to-disk" in the LiveOS folder on the image. As it requires root privileges I dutifully <strike>changed directory as root to</strike> copied the file to somewhere root could access it. I set aside some hard disk space, created a 730MB partition as vfat and ran # sh livecd-iso-to-disk <isopath> <usbstick device> After a little while it finished and I dutifully rebooted. The grub boot prompt gave me the normal live cd boot options plus "boot from local disk" - this took me straight back to the grub menu. "No problem" I mused, "I'll fix it once I've booted the live image". The live image booted OK, but I noticed that the fan on my Dell Inspiron 8000 was running almost continuously, and the new desktop theme (Oxygen?) didn't have an applet that showed CPU / memory / Network usage. In konsole as root I ran # grub -> setup (hd0,0) but it failed stating that it had a problem with the live image devices (sorry no paper / camera handy). In the end I ended up installing Fedora 8 (from a physical CD) to _another_ partition so that I could do <Add "single" to the kernel command line to enter single user mode for F8 boot> # mkdir /mnt/boot # <mount boot partition as /mnt/boot> # grub-install --no-floppy --root-directory=/mnt /dev/sda <= this depends on your hard drive set up. # shutdown -r now I tried filing a bug report in RedHat/Bugzilla against "Fedora 9 Beta KDE live CD" but I couldn't find an entry, so I'm posting here. Basically this script should be smarter in two ways. 1. Know if the partition is on a disk that already has grub installed in the boot sector and just update the grub directory (easy?). 2. Allow a "full install from ISO" to the specified partition and ask questions afterward (harder?). Philip </body> </html>