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Blit the iso to a usb stick and boot it. If your PC is recent (made in the past 15-20 years or so), it'll understand it just fine.
by bitwize 2mo ago
Blit the iso to a usb stick and boot it. If your PC is recent (made in the past 15-20 years or so), it'll understand it just fine.
- imoverclocked 2mo ago> If you are using flash-based media (e.g. a USB drive), please use the .img files rather than the .iso images. I have done that in the past but there are already .img files specifically for USB. Seems redundant.
- Narishma 2mo agoBoth are needed for different use cases. That they overlap for some use cases doesn't make them redundant.