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Revision as of 05:00, 22 November 2011
, 05:00, 22 November 2011add 64Bit or i686
Do not be discouraged by this comment from building Sugar on a Stick. It was the first bootable flash drive I made and worked at the second attempt.
Do not be discouraged by this comment from building Sugar on a Stick. It was the first bootable flash drive I made and worked at the second attempt.
If you are a Windows user with no Linux experience, you are not going to do anything more complicated than a purchase at Ebay! Have a look at the Fedora program you will use: https://fedorahosted.org/liveusb-creator/
Before you download, you need to know if you will use the 64Bit version. If your computer says on the box or documentation that it is 64Bit, you may use the 64bit version of Sugar called "x86_64". I think it is safe to say that all pcs meeting the spec. below, will take the "i686" version.
Sugar on a Stick is completely isolated from your existing operating system.
'''Hardware requirements'''
'''Hardware requirements'''