Hello Linux BIOS developers.
As far as I understand, current Linux BIOS does not boot from USB memory stick if it is USB 2.0, Right?. But, I also understand that EHCI (= USB 2.0) can also work as UHCI/OHCI( = USB1.1). Then, if I use a M/B which has EHCI and put USB 2.0 stick to it, and put Linux kernel supports EHCI driver there. And if I boot it with Etherboot/FILO with USB 1.1 support in this case, can it boot as USB 1.1? and can I switch USB mode to 2.0 after booting?
What I want to do is like this.
1. Boot linux kernel by Etherboot/FILO/USB1.1 from USB stick. 2. Reading Linux kernel itself is slow. But after that, it works with 2.0 performance?.
--- Okajima, Jun. Tokyo, Japan.