Install dsl to flash drive

Use t,b to make it W95 FAT You will end up with a MB distribution. Mount it. Note: You might have to change hd0,0 to the correct partition for your USB drive. However, the default should work on most systems. Download Syslinux — Syslinux can also be used by various other platforms, such as Unix.

If you are running Windows Vista, remember to start cmd. Note: Booting from USB may or may not work on your computer, mostly dependent on its age and bios setup. Changing the format step to. Plug in the flash disk and let windows find it check the letter assigned to your flash disk i.

On Welcome Screen — click Next 2. Select your flash drive letter in my case F: — click Next 3. Choose Hard Drive — click Next 5. Choose Create New Filesystem — click Next 6. Wait until the drive is formated… 7.

Now extract the content of the dsl-embedded. With the guide from [1] you can install the. Use embedded version.

Syslinux 3. Trying to run the dsl-linux. Here are some configuration settings that I found I had to modify after the installation. I also created an autorun. The autorun. I also created a context link to the folder USB. This next file I modified and paired up with the windows equivalent so you do not have to answer the questions every boot. Some people might find the -m beyond and should change as needed. Its a low level of security but works nicely. To use anything you just right click the drive in My Computer.

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Thanks for your submission and let me know if you have any questions along the way. Reply 13 years ago on Introduction. This looks great! However, there is one more small thing. I know you have a video in the intro step, but before this can be published you need to add a main image to the intro step also. Please reply. Anyone know how to boot this from grub2. I already have several other distributions, and don't want to wipe my master boot record. Hey, when you went in the command prompt you lost me.

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