Debian Linux is known as the operating system that has performance is very stable, so that Linux has a range long enough to get the latest version. This is due to the stability of system and application packages. Debian Linux can be run through a USB flash drive. We will create a Debian linux USB flash drive via Windows XP. After the creation process is complete, you can work on a Debian system via USB flash drive. Debian Linux uses desktop environment such as KDE, Gnome, xfce, flux, etc.
How to install Debian Linux to Flash Drive via Windows XP
- Your pc must have installed Windows XP and ready to be used,
- Connect the flash drive 2 GB or larger on your pc,
- Download a Debain live USB image and save it on your desktop,
- Download the Win32 DiskImager,
- Extract it to your desktop(my suggestion) or you can extract to another place on your pc.
- Go to directory Win32DiskImager and run Win32DiskImager.exe,
- Wait in a few minute, You will get a notification of Windows XP:
"An error occurred when attempting to get the device information. Error 8:"
please click OK to continue.
- Extract it to your desktop(my suggestion) or you can extract to another place on your pc.
- Process installation Debian Live USB to your flash drive
- select browse and select your Debian-Live.img
- select USB device
- click Write to write the image to the device Win32DiskImager - usage for Debain Live Image
- please wait until installation process finished.
- select browse and select your Debian-Live.img
- Reboot your pc and set BIOS to boot from The USB device.
looks like a ripped tutorial from pendrivelinux.com
Anonymous:
yap LOL, I learn how to create linux into USB drive on pendrivelinux.com. But I don't copy pendrivelinux's article.
I make own my article, but If there is same way, that must be happen, cos Computer tutorial has a common way. We can not explain with our ways, you have to learn first on any site or book.
usb doesn't boot.