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Sugar on a Stick/Linux
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Revision as of 08:03, 4 August 2009
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→Full Fedora 11 Install of Sugar and XFCE Desktops to USB
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dd cloning of USB Sticks
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*''' You can also do a hard disk install of SUGAR this way ''' (not tested yet)
*''' You can also do a hard disk install of SUGAR this way ''' (not tested yet)
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*''' This procedure can be used with a Windows PC if it will boot from CD''' (not
tested yet
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*''' This procedure can be used with a Windows PC if it will boot from CD'''
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====Duplication of USB Sticks====
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'''CAUTION'''
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*VERY DANGEROUS IF NOT ENTERED CORRECTLY
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*USB to be copied to MUST be larger for this to work
(not
all USB Sticks are exactly the same size
)
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* * be certain of /dev/sd(x) for your USB Stick ( I use partition editor in Ubuntu 9.04 to identify USB)
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*Note that .img file on Desktop can be compressed for distribution.
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*Example of sucessful clone session:
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=====Make Image:=====
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root@xxxxx:/home/robert/Desktop# dd if=/dev/sda* of=USB8.img
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15687680+0 records in
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15687680+0 records out
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8032092160 bytes (8.0 GB) copied, 421.146 s, 19.1 MB/s
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=====use image to write USB Clone:=====
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root@xxxxx:/home/robert/Desktop# dd if=USB8.img of=/dev/sda*
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15687680+0 records in
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15687680+0 records out
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8032092160 bytes (8.0 GB) copied, 2461.4 s, 3.3 MB/s
== Put SoaS as a VMware appliance onto a VMware Player stick ==
== Put SoaS as a VMware appliance onto a VMware Player stick ==
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