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Running Windows Server on Container Instance. Windows 10 Update Enable Playing Videos with x265 Encoding. Minimizing Diameter in a tree while keeping a fixed sum of all edge weights. Version of extlinux in Fedora 18, # extlinux -versionĮxtlinux 4.05 Copyright 1994-2011 H. Restart the system and select appropriate boot device. An example command may look like this, # mount -o loop precise-5.4.3.iso /mnt/įrom ISO mount target /mnt & copy following files to the USB Key, Install bootloader on the USB Key, # dd if=/usr/share/syslinux/mbr.bin of=/dev/sdX bs=446 count=1 # extlinux -i /run/media/UserName/PuppyLinux Install extlinux configuration into the USB Key& using extlinux command. Simply clicking the drive using File Manage will cause it to mount. Typically if your USB flash drive is sdc it will be, # mkfs -T ext4 /dev/sdc1 Where X is device id, N is partition number. Here I am going to present how I succeeded, First, create an ext4 filesystem on the USB Key, # mkfs -T ext4 /dev/sdXN If you want to use ext4 filesystem to create bootable USB Key you must use another version of Linux. Peter AnvinĪnother thing is that if you use ext2/3 filesystem you must select to install bootloader using mbr.bin Otherwise your USB key will not bootable. If we check the version of extlinux of Puppy Precise 5.4.3 we will find this, # extlinux -versionĮxtlinux 3.73 & Copyright 1994-2009 H. It cannot create extlinux configuration on ext4 filesystem.
The reason behind is that the extlinux of puppy does not work with ext4 filesystem. However, if you want to create an ext4 filesystem in your usb flash drive and try to create bootable puppy USB stick using Puppy Universal Install you will see extlinux (part of syslinux used by puppy Universal Installer Script) displaying an error on the usb creator window which looks like this, # extlinux -i /mnt/sdc1/Įxtlinux: cannot find device for path /mnt/sdc1/
With puppy Universal Installer we can create similar bootable devices using filesystems fat32, ext2 or ext3. These Windows USB Boot creator software require fat32 filesystem. Using Windows it is possible to create bootable USB stick of& live puppy& using UNetBootin, Lili USB Creator etc software.
There are several ways to create bootable USB Stick (flash drive) of puppy Linux.