Sugar on a Stick/previous versions

Sugar on a Stick

 * Also located on left side of all Wiki pages under Projects


 * 1) Download
 * 2) Install
 * 3) Boot
 * 4) Use

Soas-quandong.svg Sugar on a Stick v7 Quandong

 * Last version released May 29, 2012
 * download Quandong (32-bit build)
 * download Quandong (64-bit build)

Soas-pineapple.svg Sugar on a Stick v6 Pineapple

 * released 09 November 2011


 * download Pineapple (32-bit build)
 * download Pineapple (64-bit build)

Soas-coconut.svg Sugar on a Stick v5 Coconut

 * released 09 October 2011


 * download Coconut (32-bit build)
 * download Coconut (64-bit build)

Soas-mango-lassi.png Sugar on a stick v4 Mango Lassi

 * released 02 November 2010


 * download Mango Lassi (32-bit build)
 * download Mango Lassi (64-bit build)

Soas-mirabelle-logo.png Sugar on a stick v3 Mirabelle

 * released 25 May 2010


 * i686 (32-bit build)
 * x86_64 (64-bit build)

Logo_SoaS_02.png Sugar on a Stick v2 Blueberry

 * released 03 December 2009


 * http://download.sugarlabs.org/soas/releases/soas-2-blueberry.iso

Logo_SoaS_01.png Sugar on a Stick v1 Strawberry

 * released 22 June 2009


 * http://download.sugarlabs.org/soas/releases/soas-1-strawberry.iso

Spins Archives

 * Sugar Labs Archive to download Mirabelle and earlier SoaS versions
 * Fedora 13 Spins Archive
 * Fedora 14 Spins Archive
 * Fedora 15 Spins Archive
 * Fedora 16 Spins Archive
 * Download Latest Fedora SoaS
 * Fedora Torrents: http://torrent.fedoraproject.org/spins/
 * http://torrent.fedoraproject.org/torrents/


 * (Burn the .iso to a CD and Boot with the resulting CD)

Fedora Mirrors List

 * http://mirrors.fedoraproject.org/publiclist/
 * http://mirrors.fedoraproject.org/mirrorlist?path=pub/fedora/linux/releases/15/Fedora&country=global
 * http://mirror.bytemark.co.uk/fedora/linux/releases/

SoaS installation variations

 * A collection of install methods

Installation test Cases

 * Fedora 17 Test Cases

A Non-Live (uncompressed file system) image

 * This is an example of a dd writable SoaS-v2.img file which produces a fully functional Conventional install on a USB. This is equivalent to a liveinst install to USB disk.
 * It was first suggested by bernie in early 2010 as a better alternative to the currently used live USB SoaS file systems with their fragile and limited sized overlay,


 * This functionality is expected to be included in Fedora 18.
 * This can also be realized by entering "liveinst" in root sugar terminal.
 * This is the Anaconda installer for live file systems which installs to the USB disk with a normal install.
 * Approximately 2 times as large a USB stick is required (4 GB minimum) as a compressed file system and an overlay are not used.

Category:Live USB

 * A collection of links on how Live USB images are used in different distributions.