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XPS13 BOOT USB ISO UPDATE
XPS13 BOOT USB ISO ISO

XPS13 BOOT USB ISO ISO

How? Because the “iso2usb.sh” script is contained inside that ISO and will be available to you in the Live OS.

Subsequently write the ISO’s contents to your USB stick from within Slackware Live Edition.

boot your computer to Slackware Live directly from a downloaded ISO.

Therefore this guide will show you how to: However, using that script outside of Slackware seems to be an issue for some people. People who want a Live USB stick with persistence, need to run the accompanying “ iso2usb.sh” script which does some smart thngs to the USB stick to make it writable for the Live OS.

The ISO9660 filesystem which is used for generating the ISO file, is read-only by nature and the ‘dd’ command copies everything, re-creating a read-only filesystem on the target. It’s easy to use ‘dd’ or an equivalent Windows tool to copy the ISO file onto a USB stick, but then you end up with a read-only stick. Why another guide if there’s a lot of documentation already?

XPS13 BOOT USB ISO UPDATE

If you are not using Slackware but your OS is actually using LILO, let me know in the comments section and I will update this article with guidelines. LILO does not support ISO images as boot selection, but it is still possible to make LILO boot Slackware Live. I don’t think that LILO is used anywhere else than in Slackware.

Linux/BSD users who use GRUB as their boot manager.

Windows users (Windows 7 and higher) with its Boot Configuration Data (BCD) boot record, and.

Note that the parent article “ Slackware Live Edition” describes in detail how Slackware users can create such a Live USB drive.īasically, this divides the article’s audience into: The guide is meant for people who are not already running Slackware but still want to try Slackware on a Live USB medium.

This article describes how you transfer the content of a “ Slackware Live Edition” ISO file onto a USB stick (aka pendrive) thereby making that USB drive bootable, and persistent.