usb boot with Linux Live Kit
I need a little guidance.
I'm working with the Linux Live Kit to make a redistributable distro I'm working on. Linux Live Kit found here: https://www.linux-live.org/ I use_linux_iso.sh to create linux-x86_64.iso and it does that just fine, but where I need guidance is the USB portion. I use these commands to setup the USB after I have the linux-x86_64.iso file created. plug in usb thumb drive fdisk -l to see where usb is located to burn iso to usb drive dd bs=4M if=linux-x86_64.iso of=/dev/sdb This copies files over to the USB but it does not make it bootable. What do I need to do to make this a bootable usb? I must be missing something. Any help would be appreciated. |
To make your ISO bootable from a USB drive you need isohybrid.
https://www.syslinux.org/wiki/index.php?title=Isohybrid |
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If using live kit there is no need to dd the iso to usb, simply copy mounted iso's content to fat32 usb and as root issue command "syslinux -s /dev/sdx" where /dev/sdx is your usb, may be /dev/sdc1, etc.
You can use Unetbootin also. Plus if you dd it I dont think persistence will work either. Also, what distro are you using it on? Debian? Slackware? |
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Whic version of Debian? Also, did it work for you using unetbootin or manually copying to usb?
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did you do this from the website you linked?
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