A tool to take Ubuntu CDs and ISO files and write them in a usable form to USB disks. Using Linuxįor Linux users, in order to make a UEFI and “Legacy” compatible “read only” USB installer drive use the “Startup Disk Creator” from Ubuntu or Wasta-Linux. usb-creator-common: create a startup disk using a CD or disc image. Once the Live System is booted, you can click the icon on the desktop to begin the Wasta-Linux installation. To install the application, run the following commands: sudo apt update sudo apt install usb-creator-gtk. Please use the first boot option “live - boot the Live System” even if you are ready to install. After you select the Wasta-Linux ISO, Rufus should look like this:Ĭlick “Start”, and, after completing, your bootable Wasta-Linux USB stick should be ready!Īfter booting the machine you want to install Wasta-Linux on from the created USB device, if the installer has been set up correctly you should see the following boot menu: mkdir -p /svn/repo svnadmin create /svn/repo 3.passwd rootlocalhost password cd /svn/repo/conf rootadmin conf vim passwd hello123 4. Keep all the default settings, and click the CD icon (seen in the above screen shot) and navigate to the Wasta-Linux ISO you downloaded. LinuxSVN 1.svn yum -y install subversion 2. It should auto-detect the USB device and look similar to this: macOS 10.9 and newer, and Ubuntu Linux 32/64 bit (and should also work on. To use Rufus, first insert a 4GB (or greater) USB drive (WARNING! using the Rufus default settings, this USB drive WILL BE COMPLETELY REFORMATTED, so all data WILL BE LOST!). The LibreELEC USB-SD Creator app helps you choose and download the latest. Rufus has the advantage of not needing to be “installed”: a user can run it directly from the downloaded “.exe file”.
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How to create a bootable USB from an ISO Image Using Windowsįor Windows users, the preferred tool to create a bootable USB device from an ISO Image is Rufus.
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