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* Familiarity with dd commands in terminal (see below) | * Familiarity with dd commands in terminal (see below) | ||
====Make your OWN Custom SUGAR-DESKTOP USB Boot Stick==== | ====Make your OWN Custom SUGAR-DESKTOP USB Boot Stick==== | ||
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*''' you get a 8GB USB that boots either gnome or sugar (8 GB Toshiba USB)''' | *''' you get a 8GB USB that boots either gnome or sugar (8 GB Toshiba USB)''' | ||
This Works well....can switch back between desktops by logging off and back on. | This Works well....can switch back between desktops by logging off and back on. | ||
====Use liveinst command in terminal==== | |||
* burn .iso to CD | |||
* boot PC from CD and start sugar | |||
* log in Name and select colors | |||
* go to upper right area of sugar's frame and select application lists | |||
* start sugar terminal type su - | |||
* root terminal # type liveinst (a part of Anaconda installer) this will start graphical installation | |||
* do normal install. (This works for Hard Disk or VM Installs ) | |||
===== If USB/SD (4GB for SOAS and 8GB for F12-edu images)===== | |||
* select custom install | |||
* make new partitions: | |||
Label Size file-type | |||
/boot 200 ext2 | |||
/ 3000 ext4 (5000 for f12-edu) | |||
(no swap) | |||
*These are persistent USB/SD's and can be duplicated by dd command (see below) | |||
IF NOT LOGGED INTO FOR FIRST TIME | |||
===='''AUTO Login to SUGAR'''==== | ===='''AUTO Login to SUGAR'''==== | ||