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==<big>'''Installing Sugar on a Stick'''</big>==
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==<big>'''Installing Sugar on a Stick with UNetbootin'''</big>==
  
 
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'''Warning: In order to install Sugar on a Stick using unetbootin, it's recommended that the USB is empty'''
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# In order to install Sugar on a Stick using UNetbootin, it's recommended that the USB device be empty.
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# Everything in the Sugar Journal will be lost on shutdown. There is no persistent storage with this installation method.<br>See [[Sugar on a Stick/Installation]] for more complete installation methods and instructions.}}
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{{Message|'''Because Activities and documents are not saved between different boots with this installation method, it is recommended mainly for a quick demo of the Sugar Learning Environment, but not for regular use.'''}}
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==Required software==
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* UNetbootin - [http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/ UNetbootin download]
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* [[Sugar on a Stick/Downloads]]
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==Installation process==
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* 1. Execute UNetbootin and select the option "Diskimage".
  
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==Required software==
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* Unetbootin - [http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/ Unetbootin download]
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* 2. Search for the downloaded iso file of Sugar on a Stick.
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* Sugar on a Stick - [[Sugar_on_a_Stick|SoaS download]]
 
  
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==Installation process==
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1. Execute Unetbootin and select the option "DiskImage (DiscoImagen)"
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* 3. In Type:, be sure that you have selected USB Drive.
  
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2. Search for the downloaled iso file of Sugar on a Stick
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3. In type (Tipo), be sure that you have selected USB
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* 4. Select the target USB device and click on "OK".
  
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4. Select the target USB device and lick on "Accept (Aceptar)"
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* 5. Wait until UNetbootin copies the files.
  
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5. Wait until Unetbootin copy the files
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6. Then you're done!!, if you like to restart the computer in order to boot from USB, click on Restart now (Reiniciar Ahora), else click on Exit.
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* 6. Then you're done!! If you would like to restart the computer in order to boot from the USB device, click on "Reboot Now", else click on Exit.
  
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Latest revision as of 12:29, 3 October 2014

Installing Sugar on a Stick with UNetbootin


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Important:
  1. In order to install Sugar on a Stick using UNetbootin, it's recommended that the USB device be empty.
  2. Everything in the Sugar Journal will be lost on shutdown. There is no persistent storage with this installation method.
    See Sugar on a Stick/Installation for more complete installation methods and instructions.
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Because Activities and documents are not saved between different boots with this installation method, it is recommended mainly for a quick demo of the Sugar Learning Environment, but not for regular use.

Required software

Installation process

  • 1. Execute UNetbootin and select the option "Diskimage".
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  • 2. Search for the downloaded iso file of Sugar on a Stick.
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  • 3. In Type:, be sure that you have selected USB Drive.
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  • 4. Select the target USB device and click on "OK".
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  • 5. Wait until UNetbootin copies the files.
Step5 en.png


  • 6. Then you're done!! If you would like to restart the computer in order to boot from the USB device, click on "Reboot Now", else click on Exit.
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