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| Installing boot loader | | Installing boot loader |
| USB stick set up as live image! | | USB stick set up as live image! |
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| + | ==Use liveusb-creator to make new Live USB as Installer USB (Unsupported and Experimental)== |
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| + | ===Make Installer USB=== |
| + | 1_)use soas-2-blueberry CD to make 4GB or Better 8GB Live USB with liveusb-creator |
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| + | First boot from soas-2-blueberry CD |
| + | In Terminal: |
| + | zyx-liveinstaller |
| + | install to fat 16 or fat 32 USB |
| + | choose / and /boot as same /dev/sd(x)* Be sure it is your USB not your Hard Disk! |
| + | when finished exit from soas-2-blueberry |
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| + | *(hint in terminal: enter "gparted" and look at the available HD and USB and note name you want to use. Exit gparted) |
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| + | 2-)Boot from USB made with zyx-liveinstaller |
| + | In terminal: |
| + | su - |
| + | root # |
| + | yum install liveusb-creator |
| + | (13 files 22MB will download) |
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| + | ===Use liveusb-creator to make new Live USB=== |
| + | 3-) Insert CD containing soas xxxxx.iso (note this is .iso not Burned CD from .iso) |
| + | |
| + | 4-) Insert 2nd USB stick to use to make LiveUSB (format: fat16, factory stock formatting) |
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| + | In terminal:"liveusb-creator" |
| + | select correct USB (usually 1 letter higher than your boot USB) |
| + | ie: if Booted USB is /dev/sda target USB will be /dev/sdb |
| + | select to find CD with .iso file |
| + | move slider to desired perisitence file size |
| + | start making USB |
| + | exit from running USB and then boot New USB you just created! |
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| + | This method installs soas-3-20091228.iso on a stick |
| + | .iso |
| + | |
| + | Thus you do not need to use the same version that is on the Installer USB |
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| == What's next? == | | == What's next? == |