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Live Installation to External Drive
Puppy Linux can run directly from a USB flash memory drive, SD flash memory card or solid state drive (SSD).
How to create a live installation to external drive
- acquire the image file (IMG or ISO) of the desired operating system, such as a recent Puppy Linux release, listed above (read Appendix 2 below)
- write (burn) the image file (IMG or ISO) to external drive
How to write (burn) an image file to external drive
- Within GNU/Linux
- write (burn) the image file (IMG or ISO) to external flash memory drive, via the command-line interface:
dd <file.img>
dd <file.iso>
- Within Microsoft Windows
- use this free software:
How to run GNU/Linux from the external drive
- ensure the external drive is connected to the computer, usually via a USB port
- ensure that the B.I.O.S. is configured to follow the correct boot sequence (read Appendix 3 below)
- shutdown the computer and ensure that the computer is switched off
- switch on the computer
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