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slackware:usbboot [2006/10/02 20:55] – Some touch-ups to the text. alien | slackware:usbboot [2008/11/18 16:30] – Slackware now does this out of the box. Mention that. alien | ||
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====== Install Slackware using a bootable USB stick ====== | ====== Install Slackware using a bootable USB stick ====== | ||
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+ | The remainder of this Wiki article is basically preserved here as a technical reference, but you are no longer required to follow all the instructions below. Check out the Slackware //README//s instead. | ||
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===== Introduction ===== | ===== Introduction ===== | ||
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FIXME __This part remains to be written__ FIXME | FIXME __This part remains to be written__ FIXME | ||
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===== Restoring a USB stick to its original state ===== | ===== Restoring a USB stick to its original state ===== | ||
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- | * Then, create a new FAT32 partition | + | * Then, create a new FAT16 partition (//type '6'// in fdisk terminology) |
fdisk /dev/sda <<EOF | fdisk /dev/sda <<EOF | ||
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EOF | EOF |