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Hi all
I used Unetbootin and then Linux Live USB Creator (in Windoz) to install a Salix KDE ISO into a USB disk. But neither worked well.
Any idea to run the ISO live with my USB disk?
Any help appreciated. Thanks.
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These instructions are for LiveCD images of Salix only!!! If you're iso image file does not have 'live' in it's name look at these instructions: http://www.salixos.org/wiki/index.ph...om_a_USB_stick
It depends if you already have a Salix Live CD or simply an ISO image. In any case, Unetbootin is not supported and should not be used.
Read the link. Since you sound green with only a 2 post count. Using the live cd instructions for Salix to make the pendrive might be what you are looking to do.
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