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Hi everyone,
From what I understand, I can have Slax on my USB Memory Stick (my laptop supports booting off the memory stick). My question is this: how do I ...
- 04-23-2005 #1
Slax on USB Memory Stick
Hi everyone,
From what I understand, I can have Slax on my USB Memory Stick (my laptop supports booting off the memory stick). My question is this: how do I extract the contents of the ISO instead of having K3B always open when I try to open the ISO?
Thanks,
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- 04-23-2005 #2Linux Newbie
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Logged as root, simply mount the iso...
IIRC, you do it like this
Now, have you heard of slax? http://slax.linux-live.org/Code:mount -t iso9660 -o loop image.iso /mnt/folder
- 04-24-2005 #3
Re: Slax on USB Memory Stick
Yes I have
Originally Posted by bryansmith
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- 04-24-2005 #4Linux Newbie
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Re: Slax on USB Memory Stick
Booooooo, I suck, I can swear I read "slackware" and thought "how the hell do you do that??? even if there are 1 GB USB sticks... well anyway...", hehe, were you able to mount the iso??
Originally Posted by bryansmith
- 04-26-2005 #5Happens to all of us!
Originally Posted by darklordsatan
I was able to get the files from the ISO onto my usb memory stick and boot from it. I had some problems running X but that will be an adventure for another day.
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- 04-26-2005 #6Linux Newbie
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OK, good to hear that, good luck
- 04-26-2005 #7
Thanks
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- 05-28-2005 #8Linux Guru
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Hi folks,
I have been using Live CD a while. I'm interested to learn Linux on memory stick. With DammSmallLinux it is possible to strip the OS download to 60- MB. However a memory stick is a rewritable device. So it will not be so safe as a CD-R which can't be rewritten. Is there inerasable memory stick (ROM)?
Disregarding whatever security measures taken if it is a rewritable device, Hacker can always discover a solution.
Any advice. TIA.
B.R.
satimis
- 05-28-2005 #9
Isn't DSL only 50MB? I thought it was but it may not be. Also, if you are really worried about write access to a memory stick (not sure if you could write to it if you booted from it though), why not just burn it onto a CD-R?
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- 05-28-2005 #10Linux Guru
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Hi bryansmith,
A memory stick is more convenient to carry.... why not just burn it onto a CD-R?
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