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Trisquel On A Sugar Toast

2022-12-01T22:28:32Z

Martinwguy: Update to previous: no world language selector

<noinclude>
[[Category:Live USB]]
</noinclude>
__TOC__
=[[File:trisquel_logo.png]] Trisquel 9 Sugar Toast=
<noinclude>[[Category:Live USB]]</noinclude>

'''T'''risquel '''o'''n '''a''' '''S'''ugar '''T'''oast (TOAST from now on) is a live/installable iso image that can be run from a CD/DVD or be used to load a USB drive with data persistence.

* http://us.archive.trisquel.info/iso/trisquel-sugar_9.0.2_i686.iso

Among other things,
* It also works on 32-bit machines
* It has lots of Activities
* It autostarts if you just turn it on
* It has a joyful splash screen
* It uses any Linux swap partitions it finds

Now for the bad news...

* It only has English and Spanish as language options
* it is missing the firmware to make some wireless chips work (Intel 3945, maybe others)

and it shares a hardware-specific bug with the other Sugar Live systems:
* With some nVidia video cards, Xorg's "nouveau" DRI driver bug which makes github.com/login go all gray and affects other websites including gmail.com The simplest and least invasive fix is to delete /usr/lib/*-linux-gnu/dri/nouveau_dri.so Hot fix on Live System: CTRL-ALT-F2 trisquel [Enter] [Enter] sudo rm /usr/lib/*-linux-gnu/dri/nouveau_dri.so; sudo killall Xorg [Enter] then login as trisquel [Enter] [Enter]) For gory details see [http://github.com/sugarlabs/sugar-live-build/issues/20 sugar-live-build issue 20]

==Bug Reports==
Use '''https://gitlab.trisquel.org/trisquel/makeiso/-/issues''' to report bugs specific to the TOAST ISO image.

Use '''http://trisquel.info/en/project/issues''' to report bugs generic to Trisquel, with tag "sugar" and milestone "etiona".

==Install to disk==
You can use TOAST live from a removable media, or perform a permanent install as you do with any GNU/Linux distro. You can select "Install Triquel" in the main boot menu to do so. If you already started a live session, you can manually launch the installer by running "ubiquity" in the terminal activity.

==Password==
if you do a restart you will be returned to the gdm login screen:
user=trisquel
password= none; hit [Enter]

==Advanced topics==
===Configure a Sugar-ltsp-server===
:you just have to install sugar on the central server
sudo apt-get install trisquel-sugar
*LINK: https://trisquel.info/en/wiki/configure-ltsp-server

===Live CD persistence===
You can achieve user data persistence by loading TOAST from a handy USB drive, but you can also use a regular Live CD for that, and it will work in systems with no USB-boot capabilities. You just need to pass the "persistent" parameter to the Live CD kernel (pressing F4 in the boot menu) and have a ext2 (ext3 and 4 will work too) partition labeled "live-rw" available in any disk. It can be a USB flash drive too.

Any data in the /home directory will be stored in the live-rw partition; if you need to install a persistent file outside /home, as a config file or a program, or even install some deb packages, you just need to label the partition "casper-rw" instead. For normal Sugar, use "live-rw".

This method is useful to save space in the thumb drive for persistence data, and also because the persistence partition can be mounted and accessed from other computers. It can be used to have live persistent sessions in systems that cannot boot from USB, but this will work faster if you use the method described next.

===USB load helper===
Some computers -like Apple's- cannot boot an operating system from a thumb drive, and in some cases the computer is not configured to do so and the user doesn't have the privileges or knowledge to do that, and a CD is the only method for booting a system. As USB images run faster and can provide integrated persistence, you might want to use the Live CD to load just the kernel and run the live session from the faster flash drive instead. You just need to create a Live USB drive using the method described above, and boot the computer with both the CD and the USB drive inserted. Set the computer to boot from the CD, and it will load the kernel and search for USB drives to continue booting from them.

===Easy virtualized images===
The above methods can also be used in a virtualization application like VirtualBox or KVM. You just need to start a live session using the TOAST iso, format the virtual disk with ext3, label it "live-rw" and reboot. Since then, the virtual disk will store the persistent data. If a new TOAST iso is released, you just need to replace the image attached to your virtualization system.

===SD cards support===
Using a USB SD card reader you should be able to use the usb-creator tool to load the live image into a SD card. That will allow you to boot the persistent live system in a XO or netbook, or install TOAST in its hard drive. It should also work with other card formats, as long as the computer is able to boot from them.

===Updating===
To get the latest version of the Sugar activities, just open the updater in the user settings window. To update the Trisquel system underneath, open a terminal and run this commands:

sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade

This procedure will also update the Fructose activities, and it will not interfere with the Sugar updater.

===Customizing Trisquel===
See '''http://trisquel.info/en/wiki/customizing-trisquel-iso'''

Trisquel On A Sugar Toast

2022-12-01T22:27:49Z

Martinwguy: Remove issues resolved by 9.0.2 and disrecommend 10.0.1 which is very slow and has more bugs (audio is muted)

<noinclude>
[[Category:Live USB]]
</noinclude>
__TOC__
=[[File:trisquel_logo.png]] Trisquel 9 Sugar Toast=
<noinclude>[[Category:Live USB]]</noinclude>

'''T'''risquel '''o'''n '''a''' '''S'''ugar '''T'''oast (TOAST from now on) is a live/installable iso image that can be run from a CD/DVD or be used to load a USB drive with data persistence.

* http://us.archive.trisquel.info/iso/trisquel-sugar_9.0.2_i686.iso

Among other things,
* It also works on 32-bit machines
* It has lots of Activities
* It autostarts if you just turn it on
* It has a joyful splash screen
* It has a world language selector at boot
* It uses any Linux swap partitions it finds

Now for the bad news...

* It only has English and Spanish as language options
* it is missing the firmware to make some wireless chips work (Intel 3945, maybe others)

and it shares a hardware-specific bug with the other Sugar Live systems:
* With some nVidia video cards, Xorg's "nouveau" DRI driver bug which makes github.com/login go all gray and affects other websites including gmail.com The simplest and least invasive fix is to delete /usr/lib/*-linux-gnu/dri/nouveau_dri.so Hot fix on Live System: CTRL-ALT-F2 trisquel [Enter] [Enter] sudo rm /usr/lib/*-linux-gnu/dri/nouveau_dri.so; sudo killall Xorg [Enter] then login as trisquel [Enter] [Enter]) For gory details see [http://github.com/sugarlabs/sugar-live-build/issues/20 sugar-live-build issue 20]

==Bug Reports==
Use '''https://gitlab.trisquel.org/trisquel/makeiso/-/issues''' to report bugs specific to the TOAST ISO image.

Use '''http://trisquel.info/en/project/issues''' to report bugs generic to Trisquel, with tag "sugar" and milestone "etiona".

==Install to disk==
You can use TOAST live from a removable media, or perform a permanent install as you do with any GNU/Linux distro. You can select "Install Triquel" in the main boot menu to do so. If you already started a live session, you can manually launch the installer by running "ubiquity" in the terminal activity.

==Password==
if you do a restart you will be returned to the gdm login screen:
user=trisquel
password= none; hit [Enter]

==Advanced topics==
===Configure a Sugar-ltsp-server===
:you just have to install sugar on the central server
sudo apt-get install trisquel-sugar
*LINK: https://trisquel.info/en/wiki/configure-ltsp-server

===Live CD persistence===
You can achieve user data persistence by loading TOAST from a handy USB drive, but you can also use a regular Live CD for that, and it will work in systems with no USB-boot capabilities. You just need to pass the "persistent" parameter to the Live CD kernel (pressing F4 in the boot menu) and have a ext2 (ext3 and 4 will work too) partition labeled "live-rw" available in any disk. It can be a USB flash drive too.

Any data in the /home directory will be stored in the live-rw partition; if you need to install a persistent file outside /home, as a config file or a program, or even install some deb packages, you just need to label the partition "casper-rw" instead. For normal Sugar, use "live-rw".

This method is useful to save space in the thumb drive for persistence data, and also because the persistence partition can be mounted and accessed from other computers. It can be used to have live persistent sessions in systems that cannot boot from USB, but this will work faster if you use the method described next.

===USB load helper===
Some computers -like Apple's- cannot boot an operating system from a thumb drive, and in some cases the computer is not configured to do so and the user doesn't have the privileges or knowledge to do that, and a CD is the only method for booting a system. As USB images run faster and can provide integrated persistence, you might want to use the Live CD to load just the kernel and run the live session from the faster flash drive instead. You just need to create a Live USB drive using the method described above, and boot the computer with both the CD and the USB drive inserted. Set the computer to boot from the CD, and it will load the kernel and search for USB drives to continue booting from them.

===Easy virtualized images===
The above methods can also be used in a virtualization application like VirtualBox or KVM. You just need to start a live session using the TOAST iso, format the virtual disk with ext3, label it "live-rw" and reboot. Since then, the virtual disk will store the persistent data. If a new TOAST iso is released, you just need to replace the image attached to your virtualization system.

===SD cards support===
Using a USB SD card reader you should be able to use the usb-creator tool to load the live image into a SD card. That will allow you to boot the persistent live system in a XO or netbook, or install TOAST in its hard drive. It should also work with other card formats, as long as the computer is able to boot from them.

===Updating===
To get the latest version of the Sugar activities, just open the updater in the user settings window. To update the Trisquel system underneath, open a terminal and run this commands:

sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade

This procedure will also update the Fructose activities, and it will not interfere with the Sugar updater.

===Customizing Trisquel===
See '''http://trisquel.info/en/wiki/customizing-trisquel-iso'''

Trisquel On A Sugar Toast

2022-12-01T20:05:52Z

Martinwguy: Update download locations

<noinclude>
[[Category:Live USB]]
</noinclude>
__TOC__
=[[File:trisquel_logo.png]] Trisquel 9 Sugar Toast=
<noinclude>[[Category:Live USB]]</noinclude>

'''T'''risquel '''o'''n '''a''' '''S'''ugar '''T'''oast (TOAST from now on) is a live/installable iso image that can be run from a CD/DVD or be used to load a USB drive with data persistence.

* http://us.archive.trisquel.info/iso/trisquel-sugar_10.0.1_amd64.iso
or, if you have a 32-bit machine,
* http://us.archive.trisquel.info/iso/trisquel-sugar_9.0.2_i686.iso

Among other things,
* It has lots of Activities
* It autostarts if you just turn it on
* It has a joyful splash screen
* It has a world language selector at boot
* It uses any Linux swap partitions it finds

Now for the bad news...

* The '''I Know My ABCs''' activity should speak the letters but is mute
* On the text consoles and on the reboot reuired by some settings changes, there's a login prompt for which the username is trisquel and the password is [Enter]. Autologin would be better.

and it shares two hardware-specific bugs with the other Sugar Live systems:
* With some nVidia video cards, Xorg's "nouveau" DRI driver bug which makes github.com/login go all gray and affects other websites including gmail.com The simplest and least invasive fix is to delete /usr/lib/*-linux-gnu/dri/nouveau_dri.so Hot fix on Live System: CTRL-ALT-F2 trisquel [Enter] [Enter] sudo rm /usr/lib/*-linux-gnu/dri/nouveau_dri.so; sudo killall Xorg [Enter] then login as trisquel [Enter] [Enter]) For gory details see [http://github.com/sugarlabs/sugar-live-build/issues/20 sugar-live-build issue 20]
* The alsa "Headphone" control is muted, so no sound comes out of external speakers. "alsactl init" fixes this but also halves the main audio volume, while "amixer set Headphone unmute" makes it work. That leaves the Headphone volume at 0 but some sound still comes out of the headphone socket. Hot fix: CTRL-ALT-F2 trisquel [Enter] [Enter] alsactl init [Enter] CTRL-ALT-F7

The above link is the second testing release of TOAST 9.0 "Etiona", different from [http://us.archive.trisquel.info/iso/trisquel-sugar_9.0_i686.iso the 18 October 2020 release] which only had English and Spanish.

==Bug Reports==
Use '''https://gitlab.trisquel.org/trisquel/makeiso/-/issues''' to report bugs specific to the TOAST ISO image.

Use '''http://trisquel.info/en/project/issues''' to report bugs generic to Trisquel, with tag "sugar" and milestone "etiona".

==Install to disk==
You can use TOAST live from a removable media, or perform a permanent install as you do with any GNU/Linux distro. You can select "Install Triquel" in the main boot menu to do so. If you already started a live session, you can manually launch the installer by running "ubiquity" in the terminal activity.

==Password==
if you do a restart you will be returned to the gdm login screen:
user=trisquel
password= none; hit [Enter]

==Advanced topics==
===Configure a Sugar-ltsp-server===
:you just have to install sugar on the central server
sudo apt-get install trisquel-sugar
*LINK: https://trisquel.info/en/wiki/configure-ltsp-server

===Live CD persistence===
You can achieve user data persistence by loading TOAST from a handy USB drive, but you can also use a regular Live CD for that, and it will work in systems with no USB-boot capabilities. You just need to pass the "persistent" parameter to the Live CD kernel (pressing F4 in the boot menu) and have a ext2 (ext3 and 4 will work too) partition labeled "live-rw" available in any disk. It can be a USB flash drive too.

Any data in the /home directory will be stored in the live-rw partition; if you need to install a persistent file outside /home, as a config file or a program, or even install some deb packages, you just need to label the partition "casper-rw" instead. For normal Sugar, use "live-rw".

This method is useful to save space in the thumb drive for persistence data, and also because the persistence partition can be mounted and accessed from other computers. It can be used to have live persistent sessions in systems that cannot boot from USB, but this will work faster if you use the method described next.

===USB load helper===
Some computers -like Apple's- cannot boot an operating system from a thumb drive, and in some cases the computer is not configured to do so and the user doesn't have the privileges or knowledge to do that, and a CD is the only method for booting a system. As USB images run faster and can provide integrated persistence, you might want to use the Live CD to load just the kernel and run the live session from the faster flash drive instead. You just need to create a Live USB drive using the method described above, and boot the computer with both the CD and the USB drive inserted. Set the computer to boot from the CD, and it will load the kernel and search for USB drives to continue booting from them.

===Easy virtualized images===
The above methods can also be used in a virtualization application like VirtualBox or KVM. You just need to start a live session using the TOAST iso, format the virtual disk with ext3, label it "live-rw" and reboot. Since then, the virtual disk will store the persistent data. If a new TOAST iso is released, you just need to replace the image attached to your virtualization system.

===SD cards support===
Using a USB SD card reader you should be able to use the usb-creator tool to load the live image into a SD card. That will allow you to boot the persistent live system in a XO or netbook, or install TOAST in its hard drive. It should also work with other card formats, as long as the computer is able to boot from them.

===Updating===
To get the latest version of the Sugar activities, just open the updater in the user settings window. To update the Trisquel system underneath, open a terminal and run this commands:

sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade

This procedure will also update the Fructose activities, and it will not interfere with the Sugar updater.

===Customizing Trisquel===
See '''http://trisquel.info/en/wiki/customizing-trisquel-iso'''

Sugar on a Stick/Downloads

2021-01-15T13:25:55Z

Martinwguy:

<noinclude>{{TeamHeader|Sugar on a Stick|home=Project Home|xbgColor=ffe792|join_label=Get Involved}}</noinclude>__NOTOC__
{|
|-
| rowspan="4" style="border: 0; border-width: 0; width: 350px;" | [[File:SugaronastickAvocado-320px.png|320px|left|link=https://spins.fedoraproject.org/soas/]]
| colspan="2" style="border: 0; border-width: 0;" | '''[[Sugar on a Stick]]''' is a [https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Overview Fedora®] [https://spins.fedoraproject.org/soas Spin] operating system featuring the award-winning [[What is Sugar?|Sugar Learning Platform]].

Sugar on a Stick will run on
* any 64-bit Notebook, Laptop, or Desktop computer, with a minimum of 1GB RAM, that can run Linux, Windows or macOS, using a USB thumbdrive or stick, as a [[wikipedia:Live USB|Live USB]],
* a Raspberry Pi 2 or 3, using a microSD card, or;
* any computer as a virtual machine.

You can use Sugar on a Stick to demo Sugar almost anywhere without disturbing the contents of the computer you use, and if people like what they see, you can [[Tutorials/Installation/Install with liveinst|install]] Sugar on a Stick to their hard drives or other sticks from the demo stick.

Our most recent working version of Sugar on a Stick was released on '''28 April 2020''' with '''Fedora 32'''.
(Unfortunately, SoaS 33 suffers from a startup problem and this problem has been fixed but they'll be no new image until SoaS34 when Fedora34 is released, you can download this [https://kojipkgs.fedoraproject.org/compose/rawhide/latest-Fedora-Rawhide/compose/Spins/x86_64/iso/Fedora-SoaS-Live-x86_64-Rawhide-20210111.n.0.iso rawhide image] for testing.)

A more recent version of Sugar is available on the TOAST version of Sugar (Trisquel on a Sugar Toast). See [[Trisquel On A Sugar Toast]].

|- style="border: 0; border-width: 0; text-align: center"
| colspan="2" style="border: 0; border-width: 0; text-align: left" |
[[File:Download Mirabell.png|link=https://download.fedoraproject.org/pub/fedora/linux/releases/32/Spins/x86_64/iso/Fedora-SoaS-Live-x86_64-32-1.6.iso]]
x86_64 (64-bit), see [https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/fedora/rawhide/install-guide/ How to install].
|-
| colspan="2" style="border: 0; border-width: 0; text-align: left" |
[[File:Download Mirabell.png|link=https://download.fedoraproject.org/pub/fedora/linux/releases/32/Spins/armhfp/images/Fedora-SoaS-armhfp-32-1.6-sda.raw.xz]]
armhfp Raspberry Pi 2 or 3, see [https://github.com/sugarlabs/sugar/blob/master/docs/rpi-soas.md How to install].
|-
| colspan="3" style="border: 0; border-width: 0; text-align: left" |

See also;

* [[Sugar on a Stick/Download/hashes|How to verify downloads]].
* How to quickly demonstrate: ([[Sugar on a Stick/Installation Process|English]]), ([[Sugar on a Stick/Proceso de instalacion|en español]])

|-
|
See the [https://spins.fedoraproject.org/soas/download/index.html Spins download page] for the following:
* ARM® Technology downloads
* Some support links
| colspan="2" |

|}

''Fedora and the Infinity design logo are trademarks of Red Hat, Inc.''

Trisquel On A Sugar Toast

2020-12-15T06:05:16Z

Martinwguy: Fix header levels

<noinclude>
[[Category:Live USB]]
</noinclude>
__TOC__
=[[File:trisquel_logo.png]] Trisquel 9 Sugar Toast=
<noinclude>[[Category:Live USB]]</noinclude>

'''T'''risquel '''o'''n '''a''' '''S'''ugar '''T'''oast (TOAST from now on) is a live/installable iso image that can be run from a CD/DVD or be used to load a USB drive with data persistence.

* '''https://cdbuilds.trisquel.org/trisquel-sugar_9.0_i686.iso'''

Among other things,
* It works on 32-bit machines
* It has lots of Activities
* It autostarts if you just turn it on
* It has a joyful splash screen
* It has a world language selector at boot
* It uses any Linux swap partitions it finds

Now for the bad news...

* The '''I Know My ABCs''' activity should speak the letters but is mute
* On the text consoles and on the reboot reuired by some settings changes, there's a login prompt for which the username is trisquel and the password is [Enter]. Autologin would be better.

and it shares two hardware-specific bugs with the other Sugar Live systems:
* With some nVidia video cards, Xorg's "nouveau" DRI driver bug which makes github.com/login go all gray and affects other websites including gmail.com The simplest and least invasive fix is to delete /usr/lib/*-linux-gnu/dri/nouveau_dri.so Hot fix on Live System: CTRL-ALT-F2 trisquel [Enter] [Enter] sudo rm /usr/lib/*-linux-gnu/dri/nouveau_dri.so; sudo killall Xorg [Enter] then login as trisquel [Enter] [Enter]) For gory details see [http://github.com/sugarlabs/sugar-live-build/issues/20 sugar-live-build issue 20]
* The alsa "Headphone" control is muted, so no sound comes out of external speakers. "alsactl init" fixes this but also halves the main audio volume, while "amixer set Headphone unmute" makes it work. That leaves the Headphone volume at 0 but some sound still comes out of the headphone socket. Hot fix: CTRL-ALT-F2 trisquel [Enter] [Enter] alsactl init [Enter] CTRL-ALT-F7

The above link is the second testing release of TOAST 9.0 "Etiona", different from [http://us.archive.trisquel.info/iso/trisquel-sugar_9.0_i686.iso the 18 October 2020 release] which only had English and Spanish.

==Bug Reports==
Use '''https://gitlab.trisquel.org/trisquel/makeiso/-/issues''' to report bugs specific to the TOAST ISO image.

Use '''http://trisquel.info/en/project/issues''' to report bugs generic to Trisquel, with tag "sugar" and milestone "etiona".

==Install to disk==
You can use TOAST live from a removable media, or perform a permanent install as you do with any GNU/Linux distro. You can select "Install Triquel" in the main boot menu to do so. If you already started a live session, you can manually launch the installer by running "ubiquity" in the terminal activity.

==Password==
if you do a restart you will be returned to the gdm login screen:
user=trisquel
password= none; hit [Enter]

==Advanced topics==
===Configure a Sugar-ltsp-server===
:you just have to install sugar on the central server
sudo apt-get install trisquel-sugar
*LINK: https://trisquel.info/en/wiki/configure-ltsp-server

===Live CD persistence===
You can achieve user data persistence by loading TOAST from a handy USB drive, but you can also use a regular Live CD for that, and it will work in systems with no USB-boot capabilities. You just need to pass the "persistent" parameter to the Live CD kernel (pressing F4 in the boot menu) and have a ext2 (ext3 and 4 will work too) partition labeled "live-rw" available in any disk. It can be a USB flash drive too.

Any data in the /home directory will be stored in the live-rw partition; if you need to install a persistent file outside /home, as a config file or a program, or even install some deb packages, you just need to label the partition "casper-rw" instead. For normal Sugar, use "live-rw".

This method is useful to save space in the thumb drive for persistence data, and also because the persistence partition can be mounted and accessed from other computers. It can be used to have live persistent sessions in systems that cannot boot from USB, but this will work faster if you use the method described next.

===USB load helper===
Some computers -like Apple's- cannot boot an operating system from a thumb drive, and in some cases the computer is not configured to do so and the user doesn't have the privileges or knowledge to do that, and a CD is the only method for booting a system. As USB images run faster and can provide integrated persistence, you might want to use the Live CD to load just the kernel and run the live session from the faster flash drive instead. You just need to create a Live USB drive using the method described above, and boot the computer with both the CD and the USB drive inserted. Set the computer to boot from the CD, and it will load the kernel and search for USB drives to continue booting from them.

===Easy virtualized images===
The above methods can also be used in a virtualization application like VirtualBox or KVM. You just need to start a live session using the TOAST iso, format the virtual disk with ext3, label it "live-rw" and reboot. Since then, the virtual disk will store the persistent data. If a new TOAST iso is released, you just need to replace the image attached to your virtualization system.

===SD cards support===
Using a USB SD card reader you should be able to use the usb-creator tool to load the live image into a SD card. That will allow you to boot the persistent live system in a XO or netbook, or install TOAST in its hard drive. It should also work with other card formats, as long as the computer is able to boot from them.

===Updating===
To get the latest version of the Sugar activities, just open the updater in the user settings window. To update the Trisquel system underneath, open a terminal and run this commands:

sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade

This procedure will also update the Fructose activities, and it will not interfere with the Sugar updater.

===Customizing Trisquel===
See '''http://trisquel.info/en/wiki/customizing-trisquel-iso'''

Trisquel On A Sugar Toast

2020-12-15T06:00:32Z

Martinwguy: Drop repetition

<noinclude>
[[Category:Live USB]]
</noinclude>
__TOC__
==[[File:trisquel_logo.png]] Trisquel 9 Sugar Toast==
<noinclude>[[Category:Live USB]]</noinclude>

'''T'''risquel '''o'''n '''a''' '''S'''ugar '''T'''oast (TOAST from now on) is a live/installable iso image that can be run from a CD/DVD or be used to load a USB drive with data persistence.

* '''https://cdbuilds.trisquel.org/trisquel-sugar_9.0_i686.iso'''

Among other things,
* It works on 32-bit machines
* It has lots of Activities
* It autostarts if you just turn it on
* It has a joyful splash screen
* It has a world language selector at boot
* It uses any Linux swap partitions it finds

Now for the bad news...

* The '''I Know My ABCs''' activity should speak the letters but is mute
* On the text consoles and on the reboot reuired by some settings changes, there's a login prompt for which the username is trisquel and the password is [Enter]. Autologin would be better.

and it shares two hardware-specific bugs with the other Sugar Live systems:
* With some nVidia video cards, Xorg's "nouveau" DRI driver bug which makes github.com/login go all gray and affects other websites including gmail.com The simplest and least invasive fix is to delete /usr/lib/*-linux-gnu/dri/nouveau_dri.so Hot fix on Live System: CTRL-ALT-F2 trisquel [Enter] [Enter] sudo rm /usr/lib/*-linux-gnu/dri/nouveau_dri.so; sudo killall Xorg [Enter] then login as trisquel [Enter] [Enter]) For gory details see [http://github.com/sugarlabs/sugar-live-build/issues/20 sugar-live-build issue 20]
* The alsa "Headphone" control is muted, so no sound comes out of external speakers. "alsactl init" fixes this but also halves the main audio volume, while "amixer set Headphone unmute" makes it work. That leaves the Headphone volume at 0 but some sound still comes out of the headphone socket. Hot fix: CTRL-ALT-F2 trisquel [Enter] [Enter] alsactl init [Enter] CTRL-ALT-F7

The above link is the second testing release of TOAST 9.0 "Etiona", different from [http://us.archive.trisquel.info/iso/trisquel-sugar_9.0_i686.iso the 18 October 2020 release] which only had English and Spanish.

==Bug Reports==
Use '''https://gitlab.trisquel.org/trisquel/makeiso/-/issues''' to report bugs specific to the TOAST ISO image.

Use '''http://trisquel.info/en/project/issues''' to report bugs generic to Trisquel, with tag "sugar" and milestone "etiona".

==Install to disk==
You can use TOAST live from a removable media, or perform a permanent install as you do with any GNU/Linux distro. You can select "Install Triquel" in the main boot menu to do so. If you already started a live session, you can manually launch the installer by running "ubiquity" in the terminal activity.

==Password==
if you do a restart you will be returned to the gdm login screen:
user=trisquel
password= none; hit [Enter]

==Configure a Sugar-ltsp-server==
:you just have to install sugar on the central server
sudo apt-get install trisquel-sugar
*LINK: https://trisquel.info/en/wiki/configure-ltsp-server

==Live CD persistence==
You can achieve user data persistence by loading TOAST from a handy USB drive, but you can also use a regular Live CD for that, and it will work in systems with no USB-boot capabilities. You just need to pass the "persistent" parameter to the Live CD kernel (pressing F4 in the boot menu) and have a ext2 (ext3 and 4 will work too) partition labeled "live-rw" available in any disk. It can be a USB flash drive too.

Any data in the /home directory will be stored in the live-rw partition; if you need to install a persistent file outside /home, as a config file or a program, or even install some deb packages, you just need to label the partition "casper-rw" instead. For normal Sugar, use "live-rw".

This method is useful to save space in the thumb drive for persistence data, and also because the persistence partition can be mounted and accessed from other computers. It can be used to have live persistent sessions in systems that cannot boot from USB, but this will work faster if you use the method described next.

===USB load helper===
Some computers -like Apple's- cannot boot an operating system from a thumb drive, and in some cases the computer is not configured to do so and the user doesn't have the privileges or knowledge to do that, and a CD is the only method for booting a system. As USB images run faster and can provide integrated persistence, you might want to use the Live CD to load just the kernel and run the live session from the faster flash drive instead. You just need to create a Live USB drive using the method described above, and boot the computer with both the CD and the USB drive inserted. Set the computer to boot from the CD, and it will load the kernel and search for USB drives to continue booting from them.

===Easy virtualized images===
The above methods can also be used in a virtualization application like VirtualBox or KVM. You just need to start a live session using the TOAST iso, format the virtual disk with ext3, label it "live-rw" and reboot. Since then, the virtual disk will store the persistent data. If a new TOAST iso is released, you just need to replace the image attached to your virtualization system.

===SD cards support===
Using a USB SD card reader you should be able to use the usb-creator tool to load the live image into a SD card. That will allow you to boot the persistent live system in a XO or netbook, or install TOAST in its hard drive. It should also work with other card formats, as long as the computer is able to boot from them.

==Updating==
To get the latest version of the Sugar activities, just open the updater in the user settings window. To update the Trisquel system underneath, open a terminal and run this commands:

sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade

This procedure will also update the Fructose activities, and it will not interfere with the Sugar updater.

===References===
:http://trisquel.info/en/wiki/customizing-trisquel-iso

Trisquel On A Sugar Toast

2020-12-15T05:50:36Z

Martinwguy: /* Bug Reports */

Trisquel On A Sugar Toast

2020-12-14T18:42:56Z

Martinwguy:

Trisquel On A Sugar Toast

2020-12-14T18:41:34Z

Martinwguy: Doesn't fit on a CD

Trisquel On A Sugar Toast

2020-12-14T01:53:03Z

Martinwguy:

Trisquel On A Sugar Toast

2020-12-14T01:52:31Z

Martinwguy: /* File:trisquel_logo.png Trisquel 9 Sugar Toast */

Trisquel On A Sugar Toast

2020-12-14T01:49:41Z

Martinwguy: Add missing "sudo"

Downloads

2020-12-14T01:46:16Z

Martinwguy: Formatting

me{{ Translations | [[Downloads|english]] | [[Downloads/lang-es|español]] | [[Downloads/lang-fr|français]] | [[Downloads/lang-no|norsk]] }}__NOEDITSECTION__</noinclude>

==Are you new to Sugar?==
There are two Live Systems that run Sugar from a USB stick or bootable DVD:
* '''[[Sugar on a Stick]]''' based on Fedora, runs on 64-bit PCs and OS/X Macintoshes, OLPC XO and Raspberry Pi, in English only
* '''[[Trisquel On A Sugar Toast]]''', runs on 32- and 64-bit PCs and has more Activities and world language support

If you have a high-speed Internet connection, '''Fedora with the Sugar graphical learning environment''' may be installed to a hard disk or a a 4 GB USB stick with a [[Tutorials/Installation/Install with netinstall|'''Netinstall CD''']]

==Do you use GNU/Linux?==
{{:Supported distributions}}

===Are you a developer?===
{|
|-
|width="174px" valign=top|[[File:Gear.png|link=Development Team]]
|Please see this [http://developer.sugarlabs.org/ developer documentation website] for the sugar-build development environment.

Some additional references you may find useful:
* See https://github.com/sugarlabs/,
* [http://git.sugarlabs.org Gitorious source code repository],
* The [[Supported systems]] page,
* [[Platform_Team/Guide/Sweets Usage|Sweets]], to launch Sugar using the Sugar Package Management System,
* [[Emulator image files|Virtual machine or emulator image files]],
* Adding Sugar to your [[Sweets_Distribution/Supported_platforms|favorite distro...]]
|}

 

== Virtual Machines on all platforms ==

{|
|-
|width="160px"|[[File:VirtualBox.png|100px|left|link=Sugar_on_a_Stick/Virtual_machines]]
|valign=top|
===[[Sugar Creation Kit/VirtualBox|VirtualBox Appliances]] ===

|-
|

'''[[Emulator_image_files#Other_virtual_machines|More Virtual Appliances]]'''

|

Sugar included in other GNU/Linux operating systems, and older versions.
:Also includes some VMware Player Appliances
|}

If you run into problems, you may want to consult the [[Talk:VirtualBox]] page for help.
 

==Are you preparing a deployment without Internet access?==

{|
|-
|style="width: 180px"|[[File:Sugar Creation Kit.png|left|link=Sugar Creation Kit]]
|valign="top"|See [[Sugar Creation Kit]]
|}

==Are you looking for Sugar Activities?==

{|
|-
|width="170px" valign="top"|Visit the [http://activities.sugarlabs.org Sugar Activity Library]||<imagemap>
File:Sugarlabs_mainpage_02.png
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Downloads

2020-12-14T01:45:49Z

Martinwguy: Formatting

me{{ Translations | [[Downloads|english]] | [[Downloads/lang-es|español]] | [[Downloads/lang-fr|français]] | [[Downloads/lang-no|norsk]] }}__NOEDITSECTION__</noinclude>

==Are you new to Sugar?==
There are two Live Systems that run Sugar from a USB stick or bootable DVD:
* '''[[Sugar on a Stick]]''' based on Fedora, runs on 64-bit PCs and OS/X Macintoshes, OLPC XO and Raspberry Pi, in English only
* '''[[Trisquel On A Sugar Toast]]''', runs on 32- and 64-bit PCs and has more Activities and world language support

If you have a high-speed Internet connection, '''Fedora with the Sugar graphical learning environment''' may be installed to a hard disk or a a 4 GB USB stick [[Tutorials/Installation/Install with netinstall|with a '''Netinstall CD''']]

==Do you use GNU/Linux?==
{{:Supported distributions}}

===Are you a developer?===
{|
|-
|width="174px" valign=top|[[File:Gear.png|link=Development Team]]
|Please see this [http://developer.sugarlabs.org/ developer documentation website] for the sugar-build development environment.

Some additional references you may find useful:
* See https://github.com/sugarlabs/,
* [http://git.sugarlabs.org Gitorious source code repository],
* The [[Supported systems]] page,
* [[Platform_Team/Guide/Sweets Usage|Sweets]], to launch Sugar using the Sugar Package Management System,
* [[Emulator image files|Virtual machine or emulator image files]],
* Adding Sugar to your [[Sweets_Distribution/Supported_platforms|favorite distro...]]
|}

 

== Virtual Machines on all platforms ==

{|
|-
|width="160px"|[[File:VirtualBox.png|100px|left|link=Sugar_on_a_Stick/Virtual_machines]]
|valign=top|
===[[Sugar Creation Kit/VirtualBox|VirtualBox Appliances]] ===

|-
|

'''[[Emulator_image_files#Other_virtual_machines|More Virtual Appliances]]'''

|

Sugar included in other GNU/Linux operating systems, and older versions.
:Also includes some VMware Player Appliances
|}

If you run into problems, you may want to consult the [[Talk:VirtualBox]] page for help.
 

==Are you preparing a deployment without Internet access?==

{|
|-
|style="width: 180px"|[[File:Sugar Creation Kit.png|left|link=Sugar Creation Kit]]
|valign="top"|See [[Sugar Creation Kit]]
|}

==Are you looking for Sugar Activities?==

{|
|-
|width="170px" valign="top"|Visit the [http://activities.sugarlabs.org Sugar Activity Library]||<imagemap>
File:Sugarlabs_mainpage_02.png
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|}

Downloads

2020-12-14T01:45:14Z

Martinwguy: Mention OLPC XO and Mac support and remove some redundant lines

me{{ Translations | [[Downloads|english]] | [[Downloads/lang-es|español]] | [[Downloads/lang-fr|français]] | [[Downloads/lang-no|norsk]] }}__NOEDITSECTION__</noinclude>

==Are you new to Sugar?==
There are two Live Systems that run Sugar from a USB stick or bootable DVD:
* '''[[Sugar on a Stick]]''' based on Fedora, runs on 64-bit PCs and OS/X Macintoshes, OLPC XO and Raspberry Pi, in English only
* '''[[Trisquel On A Sugar Toast]]''', runs on 32- and 64-bit PCs and has more Activities and world language support

If you have a high-speed Internet connection, '''Fedora with the Sugar graphical learning environment''' may be installed to a hard disk or a a 4 GB USB stick [[Tutorials/Installation/Install with netinstall|with a '''Netinstall CD''']]
==Do you use GNU/Linux?==
{{:Supported distributions}}

===Are you a developer?===
{|
|-
|width="174px" valign=top|[[File:Gear.png|link=Development Team]]
|Please see this [http://developer.sugarlabs.org/ developer documentation website] for the sugar-build development environment.

Some additional references you may find useful:
* See https://github.com/sugarlabs/,
* [http://git.sugarlabs.org Gitorious source code repository],
* The [[Supported systems]] page,
* [[Platform_Team/Guide/Sweets Usage|Sweets]], to launch Sugar using the Sugar Package Management System,
* [[Emulator image files|Virtual machine or emulator image files]],
* Adding Sugar to your [[Sweets_Distribution/Supported_platforms|favorite distro...]]
|}

 

== Virtual Machines on all platforms ==

{|
|-
|width="160px"|[[File:VirtualBox.png|100px|left|link=Sugar_on_a_Stick/Virtual_machines]]
|valign=top|
===[[Sugar Creation Kit/VirtualBox|VirtualBox Appliances]] ===

|-
|

'''[[Emulator_image_files#Other_virtual_machines|More Virtual Appliances]]'''

|

Sugar included in other GNU/Linux operating systems, and older versions.
:Also includes some VMware Player Appliances
|}

If you run into problems, you may want to consult the [[Talk:VirtualBox]] page for help.
 

==Are you preparing a deployment without Internet access?==

{|
|-
|style="width: 180px"|[[File:Sugar Creation Kit.png|left|link=Sugar Creation Kit]]
|valign="top"|See [[Sugar Creation Kit]]
|}

==Are you looking for Sugar Activities?==

{|
|-
|width="170px" valign="top"|Visit the [http://activities.sugarlabs.org Sugar Activity Library]||<imagemap>
File:Sugarlabs_mainpage_02.png
rect 14 14 38 47 [[sal:4076|Calculate]]
rect 74 15 107 44 [[sal:4069|Chat]]
rect 137 16 171 43 [[sal:4086|Implode]]
rect 201 14 238 46 [[sal:4264|Distance]]
rect 265 12 298 47 [[sal:4030|Etoys]]
rect 11 79 41 108 [[sal:4034|Moon]]
rect 74 78 106 110 [[sal:4082|Paint]]
rect 140 78 170 109 [[sal:4041|Pippy]]
rect 201 80 235 108 [[sal:4028|Read]]
rect 266 82 298 107 [[sal:4081|Record]]
rect 11 143 41 172 [[sal:4062|TamTam Synth Lab]]
rect 75 146 105 169 [[sal:4043|Terminal]]
rect 142 140 166 173 [[sal:4027|Turtle Blocks]]
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|}

Downloads

2020-12-14T01:41:50Z

Martinwguy:

me{{ Translations | [[Downloads|english]] | [[Downloads/lang-es|español]] | [[Downloads/lang-fr|français]] | [[Downloads/lang-no|norsk]] }}__NOEDITSECTION__</noinclude>

==Are you new to Sugar?==
There are two Live Systems that run Sugar from a USB stick or bootable DVD:
* '''[[Sugar on a Stick]]''' based on Fedora, runs on 64-bit PCs and Macintoshes in English only
* '''[[Trisquel On A Sugar Toast]]''', runs on 32- and 64-bit PCs and has more Activities and world language support

If you have a high-speed Internet connection, '''Fedora with the Sugar graphical learning environment''' may be installed to a hard disk or a a 4 GB USB stick [[Tutorials/Installation/Install with netinstall|with a '''Netinstall CD''']].
:- Not a compressed LiveOS image like SoaS, but all of Sugar.
:- {{Highlight|bgcolor=#f9f6b7|''This requires a high-speed Internet connection for software component downloading during installation.''}}

==Do you use GNU/Linux?==
{{:Supported distributions}}

===Are you a developer?===
{|
|-
|width="174px" valign=top|[[File:Gear.png|link=Development Team]]
|Please see this [http://developer.sugarlabs.org/ developer documentation website] for the sugar-build development environment.

Some additional references you may find useful:
* See https://github.com/sugarlabs/,
* [http://git.sugarlabs.org Gitorious source code repository],
* The [[Supported systems]] page,
* [[Platform_Team/Guide/Sweets Usage|Sweets]], to launch Sugar using the Sugar Package Management System,
* [[Emulator image files|Virtual machine or emulator image files]],
* Adding Sugar to your [[Sweets_Distribution/Supported_platforms|favorite distro...]]
|}

 

== Virtual Machines on all platforms ==

{|
|-
|width="160px"|[[File:VirtualBox.png|100px|left|link=Sugar_on_a_Stick/Virtual_machines]]
|valign=top|
===[[Sugar Creation Kit/VirtualBox|VirtualBox Appliances]] ===

|-
|

'''[[Emulator_image_files#Other_virtual_machines|More Virtual Appliances]]'''

|

Sugar included in other GNU/Linux operating systems, and older versions.
:Also includes some VMware Player Appliances
|}

If you run into problems, you may want to consult the [[Talk:VirtualBox]] page for help.
 

==Are you preparing a deployment without Internet access?==

{|
|-
|style="width: 180px"|[[File:Sugar Creation Kit.png|left|link=Sugar Creation Kit]]
|valign="top"|See [[Sugar Creation Kit]]
|}

 

==Are you looking for Sugar Activities?==

{|
|-
|width="170px" valign="top"|Visit the [http://activities.sugarlabs.org Sugar Activity Library]||<imagemap>
File:Sugarlabs_mainpage_02.png
rect 14 14 38 47 [[sal:4076|Calculate]]
rect 74 15 107 44 [[sal:4069|Chat]]
rect 137 16 171 43 [[sal:4086|Implode]]
rect 201 14 238 46 [[sal:4264|Distance]]
rect 265 12 298 47 [[sal:4030|Etoys]]
rect 11 79 41 108 [[sal:4034|Moon]]
rect 74 78 106 110 [[sal:4082|Paint]]
rect 140 78 170 109 [[sal:4041|Pippy]]
rect 201 80 235 108 [[sal:4028|Read]]
rect 266 82 298 107 [[sal:4081|Record]]
rect 11 143 41 172 [[sal:4062|TamTam Synth Lab]]
rect 75 146 105 169 [[sal:4043|Terminal]]
rect 142 140 166 173 [[sal:4027|Turtle Blocks]]
rect 201 144 235 171 [[olpc:WikiBrowse|WikiBrowse]]
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desc none
</imagemap>
|}

Downloads

2020-12-14T01:41:09Z

Martinwguy: Move SOAS installation instrutions to Sugar on a Stick page

me{{ Translations | [[Downloads|english]] | [[Downloads/lang-es|español]] | [[Downloads/lang-fr|français]] | [[Downloads/lang-no|norsk]] }}__NOEDITSECTION__</noinclude>

==Are you new to Sugar?==
There are two Live Systems that run Sugar from a USB stick or bootable DVD:
* '''[[Sugar on a Stick]]''' based on Fedora, runs on 64-bit PCs and Macintoshes in English only
* '''[[Trisquel On A Sugar TOAST]]''', runs on 32- and 64-bit PCs and has more Activities and world language support

If you have a high-speed Internet connection, '''Fedora with the Sugar graphical learning environment''' may be installed to a hard disk or a a 4 GB USB stick [[Tutorials/Installation/Install with netinstall|with a '''Netinstall CD''']].
:- Not a compressed LiveOS image like SoaS, but all of Sugar.
:- {{Highlight|bgcolor=#f9f6b7|''This requires a high-speed Internet connection for software component downloading during installation.''}}

==Do you use GNU/Linux?==
{{:Supported distributions}}

===Are you a developer?===
{|
|-
|width="174px" valign=top|[[File:Gear.png|link=Development Team]]
|Please see this [http://developer.sugarlabs.org/ developer documentation website] for the sugar-build development environment.

Some additional references you may find useful:
* See https://github.com/sugarlabs/,
* [http://git.sugarlabs.org Gitorious source code repository],
* The [[Supported systems]] page,
* [[Platform_Team/Guide/Sweets Usage|Sweets]], to launch Sugar using the Sugar Package Management System,
* [[Emulator image files|Virtual machine or emulator image files]],
* Adding Sugar to your [[Sweets_Distribution/Supported_platforms|favorite distro...]]
|}

 

== Virtual Machines on all platforms ==

{|
|-
|width="160px"|[[File:VirtualBox.png|100px|left|link=Sugar_on_a_Stick/Virtual_machines]]
|valign=top|
===[[Sugar Creation Kit/VirtualBox|VirtualBox Appliances]] ===

|-
|

'''[[Emulator_image_files#Other_virtual_machines|More Virtual Appliances]]'''

|

Sugar included in other GNU/Linux operating systems, and older versions.
:Also includes some VMware Player Appliances
|}

If you run into problems, you may want to consult the [[Talk:VirtualBox]] page for help.
 

==Are you preparing a deployment without Internet access?==

{|
|-
|style="width: 180px"|[[File:Sugar Creation Kit.png|left|link=Sugar Creation Kit]]
|valign="top"|See [[Sugar Creation Kit]]
|}

 

==Are you looking for Sugar Activities?==

{|
|-
|width="170px" valign="top"|Visit the [http://activities.sugarlabs.org Sugar Activity Library]||<imagemap>
File:Sugarlabs_mainpage_02.png
rect 14 14 38 47 [[sal:4076|Calculate]]
rect 74 15 107 44 [[sal:4069|Chat]]
rect 137 16 171 43 [[sal:4086|Implode]]
rect 201 14 238 46 [[sal:4264|Distance]]
rect 265 12 298 47 [[sal:4030|Etoys]]
rect 11 79 41 108 [[sal:4034|Moon]]
rect 74 78 106 110 [[sal:4082|Paint]]
rect 140 78 170 109 [[sal:4041|Pippy]]
rect 201 80 235 108 [[sal:4028|Read]]
rect 266 82 298 107 [[sal:4081|Record]]
rect 11 143 41 172 [[sal:4062|TamTam Synth Lab]]
rect 75 146 105 169 [[sal:4043|Terminal]]
rect 142 140 166 173 [[sal:4027|Turtle Blocks]]
rect 201 144 235 171 [[olpc:WikiBrowse|WikiBrowse]]
rect 269 142 299 173 [[sal:4201|Write]]
default [http://activities.sugarlabs.org Sugar Activity Library]
desc none
</imagemap>
|}

Sugar on a Stick

2020-12-14T01:39:10Z

Martinwguy: Move SOAS-specific instructions from Downloads

<noinclude>
[[Category:Project]]
[[Category:Live USB]]
[[Category:Sugar on a Stick]]

{{TeamHeader|Sugar on a Stick|home=Project Home|xbgColor=ffe792}}__NOTOC__</noinclude>
==What is Sugar on a Stick?==
{{:Sugar on a Stick/Downloads}}
=== What's new in Sugar on a Stick? ===
* Sugar [[0.113|0.113]], see the [[0.113/Notes|release notes for 0.113]],
* several updated activities,
* based on Fedora 32, see the [https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/fedora/f32/release-notes/ release notes for Fedora 32].
====Fedora-SoaS-armhfp-30-1.2-sda-fixed-initrd.raw.xz (aperez)====
*https://drive.google.com/open?id=1keflpDVnJs4HGmsq-I2nbj7TgMrt1YWK
:Boots into sugar with Rpi3B+

==== Known bugs ====

* See also [[fedora:Common_F32_bugs|Common Fedora 32 bugs]].

== Sugar on a Stick installation instructions ==
=== MS Windows ===

{|
|-
|width="160px" valign="top"|[[File:Windows.gif|left|link=Sugar on a Stick/Windows]]
 
[[File:Download Mirabell.png|left|link=Sugar on a Stick/Downloads]]
[[File:USB flash drive.jpg|left|156px|link=Sugar on a Stick/Downloads]]
|valign=top|
# '''Prepare''': [http://fedorahosted.org/liveusb-creator/#Download Download] the Fedora Live USB Creator from [http://fedorahosted.org/liveusb-creator/#Download FedoraHosted]. 
# '''Download''' the latest [[Sugar on a Stick/Downloads | Sugar on a Stick]] .iso file. 
# '''Load''': Insert a USB flash drive (or SD Card) with 2 GB or more of free space into your computer and launch Fedora Live USB Creator to create a Sugar-on-a-Stick bootable image. '''Note''': Be sure to set the ''persistent storage'' slider to a non-zero value. 
# '''Boot''': Insert the USB stick into a USB port on your computer. Set the option to "boot from USB" in your computer's <abbr title="Basic Input/Output System">BIOS</abbr> setup, and then start up the computer.
|}

Detailed [[Sugar on a Stick/Windows|installation instructions for Windows]] and [[Sugar on a Stick/Boot|booting instructions]] are available. There is also a [[Getting Started/Explore|guide to exploring Sugar]].
----
=== GNU/Linux ===
{|style="width: 800px;"
|-
|width="160px" valign=top| [[File:Gnulinux.png|link=Sugar on a Stick/Linux]]
 
[[File:Download Mirabell.png|left|link=Sugar on a Stick/Downloads]]
[[File:USB flash drive.jpg|156px|link=Sugar on a Stick/Downloads]]
|valign=top|
{{:Sugar on a Stick/Linux/Installation}}
|}

Detailed [[Sugar on a Stick/Linux|installation instructions for GNU/Linux]] and [[Sugar on a Stick/Boot|booting instructions]] are available. There is also a [[Getting Started/Explore|guide to exploring Sugar]].
GNU/Linux users may also want to install the [[#Do_you_use_GNU.2FLinux.3F|Sugar packages]] on their favorite distro, apart from Sugar on a Stick.
----

=== Apple Mac OS X ===
{|
|-
|width="160px" valign="top"|[[File:Apple.gif|link=Macintosh]]
 
[[File:Download Mirabell.png|left|link=Sugar on a Stick/Downloads]]
[[File:USB flash drive.jpg|156px|link=Sugar on a Stick/Downloads]]
|valign=top|
The instructions below are based on the Ubuntu Web page at <http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/create-a-usb-stick-on-mac-osx>.
# '''Prepare''': These instructions are for '''32-bit''' and '''64-bit''' processors. 
# '''Download''' the latest [[Sugar on a Stick/Downloads|Sugar on a Stick]] .iso file. 
# '''Load''': Here is a simple way to load a bootable USB on a Mac. 
## Enter the Terminal: <code>/Applications/Utilities/Terminal</code>.
## Type <code>diskutil list</code>. You should see all the disk drives you have inserted into your computer.
## Insert the disk drive to which you want to write Sugar on a Stick.
## Type <code>diskutil list</code> again. You should see that your USB drive has been added to the list. If not, wait a while and repeat.
## Type <code>hdiutil convert -format UDRW -o <Sugar on a Stick image file>.img <Sugar on a Stick image file></code> to convert the image into a bootable format.
## Type <code>sudo diskutil unmountDisk <device name></code> to unmount the disk (it will not be ejected).
## Type <code>sudo dd if=<Sugar on a Stick image file>.img.dmg of=<device name> bs=1m</code>. <code>sudo</code> will ask for your password, and then <code>dd</code> will start writing the disk file.
## When <code>dd</code> finishes writing the disk file, type <code>sudo diskutil eject <device name></code>.
# '''Boot''': Insert the USB stick into a USB port on your computer, then reboot and press and hold the Option key while rebooting. You should see a list of all the EFI-recognizable USB drives that can be bootstrapped. If Sugar on a Stick is not one such drive, it cannot be bootstrapped: you need rEFInd (a fork of rEFIt). 
 
:* Have a MacBook? Consider these options:
::[[File:Usb1.png|50px]] [[Testing/Reports/Sugar on a Stick#MacBook Persistent SoaS v5 USB EFI Boot|'''MacBook Persistent SoaS v5 USB EFI Boot''']]
:: [[Talk:Downloads#Bootable_CD_of_Trisquel_4.5_for_MacBook_Air|Bootable CD of Trisquel 4.5 for MacBook Air]]
:: See other installation variations at [[Sugar Creation Kit]]
::[[File:Apple.gif|30px]] [[Tutorials/Installation/Burn_a_CD.iso_on_a_Mac|'''Burning a CD from an .iso file on a Mac''']]
:* Have an iBook or PowerPC Mac?
:: See [[Ubuntu/PPC]] and [[fedora:Architectures/PowerPC]].
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Alternative [[Macintosh|installation instructions for Mac OS X]]. Also, [[Sugar_on_a_Stick/Blueberry#For_Mac_OS_X_Users|these older installation instructions]] and [[Sugar on a Stick/Boot|booting instructions]] may be consulted. There is also a [[Getting Started/Explore|guide to exploring Sugar]].
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===Advanced users===
==Do you have an OLPC XO?==

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* '''Upgrade''' to the latest ''[[olpc:Releases]]'' from OLPC (which may require a [[olpc:Activation_and_developer_keys|developer key]]).

* '''Experiment''' with [[Sugar_on_a_Stick/Installation/OLPC|Updating XOs]] to the latest ''Sugar on a Stick'' release.
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==Some alternate installations==
* Once you download, and then burn or load a Sugar on a Stick (SoaS) .iso file, and boot it, the running Fedora 30 SoaS Live CD/USB may be used to install Fedora with Sugar to a hard disk or a 4 GB USB stick [[Tutorials/Installation/Install with liveinst|with the '''{{Code|liveinst}} command''']].
:- You start with a SoaS LiveOS image, and then load an uncompressed version onto the hard disk or USB stick.

=== Want to contribute to Sugar on a Stick? ===
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You're in the right place! This page is a contributors portal to the project, and contains everything you need to get started in becoming part of the Sugar on a Stick community.
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== New contributors start here! ==

Welcome! We're excited that you want to help us bring the Sugar Learning Platform to children around the world. No prior experience with computers or educational technology is required - in fact, we actively encourage a diversity of backgrounds, ages, and perspectives. See the [[Joining Sugar on a Stick]] page for instructions on how to get started.

== What can you do? ==

There are three main ways you can contribute to the Sugar on a Stick community. We work closely with our upstreams, [http://sugarlabs.org Sugar Labs] and [http://fedoraproject.org the Fedora Project].

=== Get Activities on the Stick ===

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We're always looking for help with all aspects of the [[Sugar on a Stick release process]]. Here are a few things you can do:

* [[Sugar on a Stick QA|Test Sugar on a Stick]] and help us find bugs and think of ways the project could be better. When you find a bug or think of an enhancement, [[How to file a ticket|file a ticket!]] ''No technical experience required.''
* Help make it easier for others to test Sugar on a Stick by writing [[Sugar on a Stick QA#Test cases|test cases]]. ''If you've run a test case, you can write a test case.''
* [http://bugs.sugarlabs.org Fix a bug or add a feature] to an existing Activity, to [[Development Team|sugar-core itself]], or to [http://bugs.sugarlabs.org/query?status=accepted&status=assigned&status=new&status=reopened&component=SoaS&order=priority&col=id&col=summary&col=status&col=type&col=priority&col=milestone&col=component Sugar on a Stick]. See [[How to fix an Activity bug]] and [[How to fix a sugar-core bug]] to get started. ''Basic Python programming skills - or the desire to learn - are all that's needed.''
* [https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Sugar_Activities Package Sugar Activities for Fedora]. ''If you're a [https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/PackageMaintainers/Join Fedora Packager] or want to become one, help in this area is something we desperately need - it's a trickier thing to learn, but rewarding once you get the hang of it.''
* [[Sugar on a Stick release process#Review|Review Activities for inclusion in the build]] - check submitted Activities against our [[Sugar on a Stick/Activity Criteria]] and help us choose what gets included in the next release! ''No prior experience needed.''
* Have an idea for a technical feature that isn't an Activity? Check out our [[Sugar on a Stick release process#Feature process|feature process]].

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=== Get Sticks into Schools ===

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Deployments all over the world need many different types of help as they work through the [[Sugar on a Stick deployment process]] - we need help building resources for all deployments to use, supporting those deployments, and helping new deployments start, as well as gathering stories and feedback from deployments so that we can make the next version of Sugar on a Stick even better.

Some things you can do to help:

* ''"It's a wiki: Edit away!"'' is often said in open source communities. Almost nothing is set in stone and can't be undone. So if you've got ideas how to make instructions clearer and more accessible, just go for it!
* We produce official documentation such as the [http://download.sugarlabs.org/soas/docs/creation-kit/ Creation Kit] or the [http://download.sugarlabs.org/soas/docs/customization-guide/ Customization Guide]. If you've an idea how to make them better, why don't you jump in and create a patch? Creating these nifty text files is simple - instructions live in the [[Sugar_on_a_Stick/Documentation_SOP|Documentation SOP]].
* Unofficial documentation for unsupported workarounds for [[Sugar on a Stick/Installation|installation]] and [[Sugar on a Stick/Sugar Clone|customization]] need to be edited, tested, and submitted for approval for official support. Check them out and leave comments and improvements; just jump in and edit the page.
* Interested in starting a deployment or helping a specific one (with anything from pedagogical design to technical support to funding logistics)? Introduce yourself on the deployment lists for [http://lists.sugarlabs.org/ Sugar Labs] and [http://lists.laptop.org/listinfo/ One Laptop Per Child] and we'll get you connected with some teachers on the ground.
* We're looking for some people to help us assemble tools for our support team to use. Email the [http://lists.sugarlabs.org/listinfo/soas Sugar on a Stick mailing list] if you're interested.
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=== Get Contributors ===

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Contributors are the lifeblood of the Sugar on a Stick community - we work hard to bring a playful mindset of teaching, learning, and meaningful work to the children we aim to reach, and we aim to keep that mindset in our own work and community as well. Welcoming and teaching new contributors or all types, building the resources they need, and teaching them how to empower others in their turn is one of the most important things you can do; it is ''everyone's'' responsibility to help build our community, one person at a time.

Some things you can do:

* Edit this page and [[Joining Sugar on a Stick]]. Is there something we could do to make the "getting started" process easier? You don't have to ask permission to edit; just do it!
* Help us fill in our remaining task-starter pages: [[Sugar on a Stick release process]], [[How to fix an Activity bug]], [[How to fix a sugar-core bug]], and [[Sugar on a Stick deployment process]]/
* [http://openhatch.org/+projects/Sugar%20on%20a%20Stick Point out starter tasks on OpenHatch] - fill in questions and ideas for beginner jobs, and point newcomers towards them.
* [http://lists.sugarlabs.org/listinfo/soas Watch for introductions on the mailing list], and send welcome emails to new contributors (copy the list, so we can see what advice a newcomer has gotten so far).
* Hang out with us on IRC: [http://webchat.freenode.net?channels=sugar #sugar]. This is where the [http://activities.sugarlabs.org/en-US/sugar/addon/4029 IRC Activity] starts off. Help new joiners past initial questions and provide instant help!

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== What's happening? ==
===[[Sugar on a Stick/Beta]]===

=== Contributor stories ===

To find out what other contributors are doing, check out [http://planet.sugarlabs.org Planet Sugar Labs], where contributors to Sugar Labs and the Sugar on a Stick project aggregate their blogs. You can also [[Sysadmin/Planet syndication request|add your own blog to the Planet]].

=== <s>Meetings</s> ===

Communication through the [http://lists.sugarlabs.org/listinfo/soas Sugar on a Stick mailing list] has replaced regular meetings.
:We once had weekly meetings on IRC - see [[Sugar on a Stick meetings]] for more information, including logs from past meetings.

== Related work ==

While the projects listed below are not part of Sugar on a Stick, we watch them closely and try to work with them when possible (or at least we're trying to learn!)

* For deployments lacking easy Internet access, one can turn a computer into a '''Sugar on a Stick Creation Station'''. The [[Sugar Creation Kit]] includes the materials you need to create Live USB sticks sticks and to install additional Activities, along with documentation and previous versions of Sugar on a Stick.
* Older [[:Category:Live USB|portable Sugar distributions]] based on other Linux distributions .
* [[The undiscoverable]] is an unofficial FAQ for tips, tricks, and solutions to common problems that may otherwise be tricky to find. These are being considered for inclusion in the official SoaS documentation.

== Previous versions and other subpages index ==
{{Show|Earlier versions of Sugar on a Stick and other project pages can be reviewed at these pages: |{{Special:PrefixIndex/Sugar on a Stick/}}}}

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<noinclude>[[Category:Live USB]]</noinclude>

'''T'''risquel '''o'''n '''a''' '''S'''ugar '''T'''oast (TOAST from now on) is a live/installable iso image that can be run from a CD/DVD or be used to load a USB drive with data persistence. Some other advanced uses are described below.
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==[[File:trisquel_logo.png]] Trisquel 9 Sugar Toast==
* http://us.archive.trisquel.info/iso/trisquel-sugar_9.0_i686.iso
* Announcement: http://lists.sugarlabs.org/archive/iaep/2020-November/020943.html

==[[File:trisquel_logo.png]]Trisquel 8 Sugar TOAST==
*: tested on Dec 28 2018 using FMW live USB (satellit) sees jabber.sugarlabs.org XO's in f1 Neighbourhood

* Announcement: april/17/2018 (irc #trisquel-dev)
*Trisquel 8 sugar 112
*: IRC #trisquel on irc.freenode.net
* Download
*:https://cdimage.trisquel.info/trisquel-images/trisquel-sugar_8.0_amd64.iso
*:https://cdimage.trisquel.info/trisquel-images/
===Add Trisquel-Sugar to trisquel_8.0_amd64===
*:https://cdimage.trisquel.info/trisquel-images/trisquel_8.0_amd64.iso
* "sudo apt install trisquel-sugar" in terminal (to install sugar-desktop)
log out - restart
login and select (x) sugar
add jabber.sugarlabs.org to networking in My Settings / Network (XO entities will appear in f1 Neighbourhood)

==[[File:trisquel_logo.png]]Trisquel 7 Sugar TOAST==
* Announcement: 11/04/2014
*: https://trisquel.info/en/trisquel-70-lts-belenos
* Download:
*: https://trisquel.info/en/download
*:: Select Trisquel Sugar TOAST for the Live CD iso download file.
* Create a Live USB drive:
*: https://trisquel.info/en/wiki/how-create-liveusb
*:: In Sugar TOAST, the Startup Disk Creator must be launched from a Terminal session with the command line {{Code|usb-creator-gtk}}

==Alternative installations==
===Virtual machines===
===Full install to Hard Disk===
: Use startup boot splash of CD to select install to HD
* Install To 4 GB USB-stick
::Formatted /boot 500 ext4 / ext4 3300
*Boot CD
:Install Trisquel
::Choose USB /dev/sdb;/dev/sdc;...etc
*Boot USB stick and Customize it:
:(add and modify activities; .pdf files etc that you want to have loaded in the sugar-journal)
{{Note/note|
* '''When making a new USB-stick''', to clear the Sugar Journal of old entries and to avoid identity conflicts among copies of the USB, enter the command {{Code|rm ~ rf /.sugar}} in the Terminal activity. Then shutdown the USB-stick. This will clear all Learner information on the USB and let you start with a fresh install. Skipping this will result in collisions in the Neighborhood view of the Jabber network between separate copies of the appliance. Verify the presence of the '''.sugar''' directory by entering {{Code|ls -a}} in Terminal.
* '''When cloning a customized USB-stick''', in order to keep the Journal and installed .xo Activities, use {{Code|rm ~/.sugar/default/owner.key*}} in the Sugar Terminal, and then shutdown the USB-stick. This leaves the Journal entries and removes only the previous Learner's identity key files.}}
*Sugar Terminal
sudo su
Changes to root terminal(#)
shutdown -h now
(USB stick shuts down)
====Make .img file====
:insert 4 GB USB disk in PC
{{Note/note|
You must replace "(x)" with the appropriate small Latin letter ("a", "b", "c", ...), so the name corresponds to your USB stick.
For example, the name could be "/dev/sdc".
be careful to not mistake your USB stick with another device, because the commands above will delete everything on that device.
You can see which device your USB stick is by typing "mount" in terminal}}

$ sudo su
[sudo] password for <USER>:
# dd if=/dev/sd(x) of=Tris-5-i686.img bs=2M
1912+0 records in
1912+0 records out
4009754624 bytes (4.0 GB) copied, 174.034 s, 23.0 MB/s

====Write .img file to another 4 GB USB disk====
:insert another 4GB USB in PC
# dd if=Tris-5-i686.img of=/dev/sd(x) bs=2M
1912+0 records in
1912+0 records out
4009754624 bytes (4.0 GB) copied, 925.221 s, 4.3 MB/s
*This will be a NEW USB to boot which will have it's own ssh keys; color; and name; when booted. If you followed the commands in the blue note above.
:'''You can run this multiple times to mass duplicate new USB's'''

==Main features of Trisquel-Sugar==
===Trisquel 4.5-sugar===
*Sugar 0.88.1 with the Fructose and Honey activities.
*Built on top of Trisquel 4.5 (based on Ubuntu 10.04), making it 100% free.
*395MB iso image for i386 PC's. An amd64 version is available, but not published as it might make distribution a little more complicated while providing almost no advantages.
*30 languages included (English as default):
**ar bn ca de el en es eu fa fr gl he hi it ja mg mn nb ne nl pt_PT ru si sl sq sv tr ur vi zh_CN
*Graphical boot splash with translated options menu
*Graphical USB-creator tool built in
*Sugar-style artwork
\
More info and screenshots can be found here: http://trisquel.info/en/trisquel-sugar

====Bug Reports====
: '''Use http://trisquel.info/en/project/issues''' to report bugs

==Install to disk==

You can use TOAST live from a removable media, or perform a permanent install as you do with any GNU/Linux distro. You can select "Install Triquel" in the main boot menu to do so. If you already started a live session, you can manually launch the installer by running "ubiquity" in the terminal activity.

==[[File:Usb1.png]] dd writable 2GB USB .img==
===Image of a Full Install to a 2 GB USB ===

::file structure: fat 32/ boot,lba / 1.72GiB -1.62GiB used
::::''' note use gparted to expand the USB if using a larger USB'''
::Persistent (just like a Hard Disk Install)
: sweets sugar 0.88.1
:Easy Duplication- about 5 minutes to write from the image.
:Ready to start by registering new user's name and color
====dd write====
#(root terminal)
dd if=Trisquel_4-5-1a-sugar.img of=/dev/sd(x) bs=4k [1]
489472+0 records in
489472+0 records out
2004877312 bytes (2.0 GB) copied, 296.656 s, 6.8 MB/s

:[1] (x)=your device name. type "mount" in terminal to see it
::'''CAUTION Do not use /dev/sda'''

* Disregard this message if it appears:
:''' dd: writing to /dev/sd(x)': No space left on device'''
: The .img file is actually smaller than 2.0 GB (1.9GB) so it will work.
: the critical parts of the USB image are written prior to this message appearing
:::(THE USB was resized in gparted. before writing to an .img)
:some 2Gb USB's are smaller than the 2 GB Lexar I used.

* tested on
:2 Gb Lexar Firefly USB
:2 GB Verbatum Sliding cover USB (smaller)
:2 GB Sandisk Cruzer micro ('''after removing U3 hidden partition''') (smaller)
::How to remove u3 partition: [[Sugar_Creation_Kit#Cautions_with_u3_USB_sticks]]

==Password==
; if you do a restart you will be returned to the gdm login screen:
user=trisquel
password= none; hit return

==Configure a Sugar-ltsp-server==

:you just have to install sugar on the central server
sudo apt-get install trisquel-sugar
*LINK: https://trisquel.info/en/wiki/configure-ltsp-server

==Create a USB thumb drive==
A Live USB thumb drive runs faster and allows the user to keep the data and settings for the next run. To get that, download the iso and burn it on a blank CD. Start a Live session with it, plug your flash drive and open the terminal activity. Run the command usb-creator and follow the instructions to configure your USB drive. If it is FAT formated (the most usual format for these units), the data on it will not be erased, and will remain accessible.

===Live CD persistence===

You can achieve user data persistence by loading TOAST from a handy USB drive, but you can also use a regular Live CD for that, and it will work in systems with no USB-boot capabilities. You just need to pass the "persistent" parameter to the Live CD kernel (pressing F4 in the boot menu) and have a ext2 (ext3 and 4 will work too) partition labeled "live-rw" available in any disk. It can be a USB flash drive too.

Any data in the /home directory will be stored in the live-rw partition; if you need to install a persistent file outside /home, as a config file or a program, or even install some deb packages, you just need to label the partition "casper-rw" instead. For normal Sugar, use "live-rw".

This method is useful to save space in the thumb drive for persistence data, and also because the persistence partition can be mounted and accessed from other computers. It can be used to have live persistent sessions in systems that cannot boot from USB, but this will work faster if you use the method described next.

===USB load helper===

Some computers -like Apple's- cannot boot an operating system from a thumb drive, and in some cases the computer is not configured to do so and the user doesn't have the privileges or knowledge to do that, and a CD is the only method for booting a system. As USB images run faster and can provide integrated persistence, you might want to use the Live CD to load just the kernel and run the live session from the faster flash drive instead. You just need to create a Live USB drive using the method described above, and boot the computer with both the CD and the USB drive inserted. Set the computer to boot from the CD, and it will load the kernel and search for USB drives to continue booting from them.

===Easy virtualized images===

The above methods can also be used in a virtualization application like VirtualBox or KVM. You just need to start a live session using the TOAST iso, format the virtual disk with ext3, label it "live-rw" and reboot. Since then, the virtual disk will store the persistent data. If a new TOAST iso is released, you just need to replace the image attached to your virtualization system.

===SD cards support===

Using a USB SD card reader you should be able to use the usb-creator tool to load the live image into a SD card. That will allow you to boot the persistent live system in a XO or netbook, or install TOAST in its hard drive. It should also work with other card formats, as long as the computer is able to boot from them.

==Updating==

To get the latest version of the Sugar activities, just open the updater in the user settings window. To update the Trisquel system underneath, open a terminal and run this commands:

sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade

This procedure will also update the Fructose activities, and it will no interfere with the Sugar updater in any way.

==Changelog==
*20091021
** New partition layout, XO compatibility improved
** USB-creator activity added
** Fixes #1497
** 35MB lighter (395MB)
*20091020
** Several Sugar bugfixes and updates: sugar-imageviewer v14, sugar-pippy #1058, sugar-read v76, sugar-terminal v28, sugar-toolkit #1507, sugar-turtleart v75, sugar #1373 #1476 #1506
*20091009
**Sugar updated to 0.86.2
*20091002
**Sugar updated to 0.86.1
**olpc.fth patch included: http://trisquel.info/en/issues/please-include-bootolpcfth-ext2-bootable-parition

==='''Suggestions'''===
*[[Emulator/Full Screen|configure full screen]],
* '''To download and install more applications from ASLO'''
: Open browse application- click on "Applications" (top Right)
::download and install applications from ASLO
*''' Sugar Desktop Full Screen'''
: Log out and log in with "Sugar" selected on bottom gdm bar.

===Cautions===
: '''Do NOT upgrade sugar-browse from sugar-browse- to sugar-browse-120''' via the CP/upgrade. It will not start.
::Fix: Remove browse-120 from journal then restart sugar

===References===
:http://trisquel.info/en/wiki/customizing-trisquel-iso

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Martinwguy:

<noinclude>
[[Category:HowTo]]
[[Category:Sugar on a Stick]]
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Note 2020-11: The best live Sugar system is now [[Trisquel On A Sugar Toast]], which has far more Activities and generally works better and on lower-end hardware.

Sugar on a Stick is best installed by following the [https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/fedora/rawhide/install-guide/ Fedora Installation Guide].

The rest of this Wiki page is outdated, or superceded by the Fedora Installation Guide.

{{outdated}}

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* [[#with_Microsoft_Windows|Microsoft Windows]]
* [[#with_GNU.2FLinux|GNU/Linux]]
* [[#on_an_OLPC_XO|OLPC XO]]
* [[#SoaS_on_VirtualBox|VirtualBox]]
* [[#with_Apple_Macintosh|Apple Mac OS X]]
* [[#Backup and Restore|Backup and Restore]]
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* Following [[Sugar on a Stick/Downloads|download]], ''Sugar on a Stick'' may be [[Sugar_on_a_Stick/Installation|Installed]] (instructions here), then [[Sugar on a Stick/Boot|booted]].
* Then you are ready to [[Getting Started/Explore|start exploring Sugar]].
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==SoaS installation on USB/SD devices==
{{:Sugar on a Stick/Windows}}

===with Apple Macintosh===
[[File:Apple.gif|link=Macintosh]]
* See and adapt the instructions at [[Macintosh]].
===='''Fedora 15 and Fedora 16'''====
* Sugar on a Stick CD boots in a Mac - [[Testing/Reports/Sugar on a Stick#MacBook Pro i7 CD Boot]]
: The following work on some Intel MacBooks
:: Persistent USB for Mac - [[Testing/Reports/Sugar on a Stick#MacBook Persistent SoaS v5 and SoaS v6 EFI Boot USB]]
::dd writable USB.img - [[Testing/Reports/Sugar_on_a_Stick#dd_writable_1_GB_EFI_Boot_.28MAC.29_USB_Soas-v6-Pineapple_x86-USB_.img]]

===with GNU/Linux===
[[File:Gnulinux.png|link=Sugar on a Stick/Linux]]
{{:Sugar on a Stick/Linux/Installation}}
:: (See [[Sugar on a Stick/Linux]] for more details.)
:'''Note''': The graphical Liveusb-creator is an alternative installation method (see the first Windows [[#with Microsoft Windows |method]]), but it does not create the separate home.img filesystem, and so, the write-once persistent storage on the disk is more quickly consumed (see [[LiveOS image]]). If the USB device does not boot after running Liveusb-creator, the command {{Code|liveusb-creator --reset-mbr}} may help.

=== Sugar on a Stick on Raspberry Pi 2/3 ===
{{:Sugar on a Stick/Raspberry Pi}}

=== on an OLPC XO ===
[[File:OLPCXO.png|link=Testing/Reports/Sugar on a Stick#F16 SoaS Pineapple USB boot image for XO-1|50px]]
* See [[Testing/Reports/Sugar on a Stick#F16 SoaS Pineapple USB boot image for XO-1|F16 SoaS Pineapple USB boot image for XO-1]]
: Very slow but works

==Hard disk and alternate USB stick installations==
====[[Tutorials/Installation/Install with netinstall|with a Netinstall CD]]====
* Fedora with the Sugar graphical environment
* Installs to a hard disk or to a 4 GB USB stick (not a LiveOS image like SoaS, but all of Sugar).
: {{Highlight|bgcolor=#f9f6b7|''This requires a high-speed Internet connection for software component downloading during installation.''}}
====[[Tutorials/Installation/Install with liveinst|with the {{Code|liveinst}} command]]====
: '''..from a booted Fedora 16 SoaS Live CD/USB'''
* Installs to a hard disk or a 4 GB USB stick. You start with a SoaS LiveOS image, and then load an uncompressed version onto the hard disk or USB stick.
: The Fedora-16-Live-SoaS.iso file is a 443 MB download.

==SoaS on VirtualBox==
<noinclude>{{Transclude|VirtualBox|note=   See instructions from the [[VirtualBox]] page (transcluded here): |collapsed=collapsed}}</noinclude><includeonly>
* See [[VirtualBox]]</includeonly>

= Chat room help =
*'''[http://webchat.freenode.net/?randomnick=1&channels=sugar&prompt=1 Sugar chat room in English]'''

*'''[http://webchat.freenode.net/?randomnick=1&channels=sugar-es&prompt=1 Sugar chat room in Español]''' (with translations to English)
*: Pida ayuda a través de este canal #sugar-es Por favor, sea cortés y hacer sus preguntas. Los voluntarios no pueden estar en línea todo el tiempo. Sea paciente y permanecer conectado durante varios minutos para ver su respuest.
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= Backup and Restore =
Some backup and restore options for Sugar on a Stick include the following:
* [http://activities.sugarlabs.org/en-US/sugar/addon/4326 Backup] and [http://activities.sugarlabs.org/en-US/sugar/addon/4327 Restore] - these are Activities that can be used on any Sugar installation to backup or restore the Sugar Journal.

* [[olpc:School Server]] - requires a server installation.
* [[Sugar on a Stick/Sugar Clone]] - full image (operating system and home folder) cloning.

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