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INSTALL LINUX ON USB FROM USB HOW TO
INSTALL LINUX ON USB FROM USB INSTALL
INSTALL LINUX ON USB FROM USB ISO
INSTALL LINUX ON USB FROM USB PS3

INSTALL LINUX ON USB FROM USB ISO

Win32diskimager is another graphical USB iso writing tool for Windows. $ xorriso-dd-target -with_sudo -plug_test -DO_WRITE -image_file archlinux- version-x86_64.iso For example, to use it as a regular user who can elevate to root using sudo: Xorriso-dd-target (from libisoburn) is a shell script which attempts to reduce the risk of overwriting the wrong storage device. SUSE Studio ImageWriter is a Qt based tool made by the OpenSUSE development team. Popsicle is a tool made for flashing ISO files to multiple USB devices in parallel by the PopOS development team. Kindd is a Qt based graphical frontend for dd. Gnome-multi-writer is a simple GTK3 based graphical tool to write an ISO file to one or multiple USB devices at once. When GNOME Disk Utility opens, specify the flash drive from the Destination drop-down menu and click Start Restoring. iso file, and select Open With Disk Image Writer. Linux distributions running GNOME can easily make a live CD through nautilus and gnome-disk-utility. If this does not work, you may also try updating your motherboard's firmware. Tip: If the UEFI version of the USB's Arch ISO hangs or is unable to load, try repeating the medium creation process on the same USB drive one or more times. This method is recommended due to its simplicity and universal availability, since these tools are part of coreutils (pulled in by the base meta-package). Using the ISO as is (BIOS and UEFI) In GNU/Linux Using basic command line utilities

3.2.1.2 Copy the needed files to the USB flash drive.

3.2.1 Loading the installation medium from RAM.

1.1.1 Using basic command line utilities.

INSTALL LINUX ON USB FROM USB HOW TO

This guide was written with only USB Installation in mind if you were planning on just installing to the HDD there may be other guides on how to do that but from what i gather its more comlex. Once thats done your all set Enjoy Linux on your PS3.Īnytime that you want to boot back into Linux just go into the Rebug Toolbox and select BootOtheros And when it asks what LV1 Patches just hit apply current.This usually take a good 30 mins so sit back relax and grab a cold beer or a lemonade and chill.

INSTALL LINUX ON USB FROM USB INSTALL

Now Red Ribbon will format your USB Drive and will install itself on to it.

When it gets to the install this is how you should do it select Use Current Partitions -> Mount Point Specification finished-> Then hit agree or Ok.

Select your Country and your language etc etc.

Once it starts up go over to the Install Red Ribbon Icon.

INSTALL LINUX ON USB FROM USB PS3

Your PS3 should now restart and Petitboot will start up.

Once you have Red Ribbon Linux burned to a CD or DVD go over to your PS3 and in Rebug Toolbox select Boot Other OS and when it asks about LV1 Patches select the one that says Apply Current.

Once that's downloaded Burn it to a disc using Imgburn.

Once thats finished you need to go back over to your Computer and Download Red Ribbon Linux just google it and you should find it over at sourceforge.

Plug your USB Drive with the dbtimage.bin file into the right slot on your PS3, Now load up Rebug Toolbox and select this in the order i say -> Resize Vflash to allow for other os -> Install Petitboot.

Once your on REX You need to go over to your computer and you need to download one file just google "petitboot image dbtimage.bin" once thats downloaded put it on to the root of your USB Device.You will need to be on Rebug Rex Edition to do this so if your not already on Rex then go ahead and do that first.