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The solution is to simply use a live usb tool, which creates a usable partition in the rest of the device. There are plenty, for example, dus. It seems that th
by pizza234 5y ago
The solution is to simply use a live usb tool, which creates a usable partition in the rest of the device. There are plenty, for example, dus.
It seems that the developer isn't aware of this, indeed they developer were using something similar:
> For Linux developers, if you are interested, I have a script for creating a skeleton drive-image file, with a boot-partition and a working-partition, that will boot on either a legacy-BIOS or a modern UEFI PC. There are three scripts, '2createpcskeletonimage', '2createpcskeletonimage-encrypt' and '2createpcskeletonimage-gpt' -- for easyOS I currently use the middle one, which creates a MSDOS partition table and enables ext4 fscrypt in the working-partition. Syslinux is used for legacy-BIOS booting, rEFInd for UEFI booting. These scripts are in the woofQ tarball, available here.