Hi
Instead of installing SUSE 11.1 to hard disk, can I install it in a USB disk?
If yes, what should be the minimum space requirement in the USB disk?
Thanx
Hi
Sure can, have a look in the HOWTo section;
HOWTOs
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Cheers Malcolm °¿° (Linux Counter #276890)
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sure openSUSE is a great OS but if you’d like to install OS to a USB, why not get an OS specifically designd for that purpose?(u might hav noticed openSUSE is a bit heavyweight compared to other distros). There’s plenty of them out there for USB; puppy linux(Boxpup is a favorite), **** small linux NOT(dsl-n which is barely a 100 megs and has everything u need),etc. Sidux, archlinux are other lightweight OSes
I’m already using Ubuntu 8.10 from USB disk.
In one of my computers, I have Atheros WiFi card and only SUSE recognizes it! 
Also I find SUSE bit more professional looking than other distros.
ah, i guess by USB disk, u meant a portable hd. i supposd u meant like a pendrive. anyhow, gud thing u got it sorted out! cheers!
Had a look on HOWTO section for USB installation - looks a bit scary to me 
Just wondering, is there any way to run from live CD yet save settings on USB disk (pen drive) so that sessions become persistent?
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this should answer your question.
How to Install SUSE to a USB Flash Drive | USB Pen Drive Linux
still, itz a bit complicated but its neat!