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en:guides:liveusb [2017/02/01 15:52] – no tazusb.exe with 5.0+ bellarden:guides:liveusb [2026/10/14 23:55] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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   - Copy the slitaz.iso to the root of the flash drive. \\   - Copy the slitaz.iso to the root of the flash drive. \\
   - Boot into SliTaz with the flash drive,login root, password: root \\   - Boot into SliTaz with the flash drive,login root, password: root \\
-  - [[http://doc.slitaz.org/en:handbook:commands|Mount]] the flash drive,copy the slitaz.iso to /root \\+  - [[https://doc.slitaz.org/handbook/cmdline.html|Mount]] the flash drive,copy the slitaz.iso to /root \\
   - Use **From SliTaz** instructions above to format the flash drive ext2, reinstall SliTaz using ISO file as install source.   - Use **From SliTaz** instructions above to format the flash drive ext2, reinstall SliTaz using ISO file as install source.
  
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 They will work with [[http://mirror.slitaz.org/iso/4.0/flavors/slitaz-4.0-core.iso|slitaz-4.0-core.iso]] or another single rootfs.gz flavor found [[http://mirror.slitaz.org/iso/4.0/flavors/|here]].</note> They will work with [[http://mirror.slitaz.org/iso/4.0/flavors/slitaz-4.0-core.iso|slitaz-4.0-core.iso]] or another single rootfs.gz flavor found [[http://mirror.slitaz.org/iso/4.0/flavors/|here]].</note>
  
-<note warning>**Tazusb.exe do not work with any cooking.iso, rolling.iso or slitaz-5.0.iso** .+<note warning>**Tazusb.exe does not work with any cooking.iso, rolling.iso or slitaz-5.0.iso**.
  
-The .iso file must be renamed to a .exe file, i.e. :+The .iso file must be renamed to an .exe file, i.e.:
  
-    * boot on windows, +    * boot into windows, 
-    * download latest slitaz-rolling.iso,+    * download the latest slitaz-rolling.iso,
     * go to the downloaded file directory,     * go to the downloaded file directory,
     * rename the file slitaz-rolling.iso to slitaz-rolling.exe,     * rename the file slitaz-rolling.iso to slitaz-rolling.exe,
-    * double-click the file slitaz-rolling.exe to run it,+    * double-click on the file slitaz-rolling.exe to run it,
     * follow the instructions given by the application (2-3 steps):     * follow the instructions given by the application (2-3 steps):
-    *- Do you want to create boot key: => answer yes,+    *- Do you want to create a boot key: => answer yes,
     *- Step 1: unplug the USB stick,     *- Step 1: unplug the USB stick,
     *- Step 2: plug the USB stick in and wait for Windows to mount it,     *- Step 2: plug the USB stick in and wait for Windows to mount it,
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     * press Fn key to choose alternative boot device, slitaz boot panel must be displayed,     * press Fn key to choose alternative boot device, slitaz boot panel must be displayed,
     *- select the language,     *- select the language,
-    *- RETURN for booting.+    *- RETURN to boot.
 </note> </note>
  
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-Note that the /dev/sdxx part of the command above specifies the location to where you need to write the iso's files to; it is not the source media where the iso is on ! With the iso file as install source option, you should hence specify the exact location where the slitaz iso  source file is located. If it is located at /home/tux (while running slitaz from a non-live version), write "tazusb gen-iso2usb /home/tux/slitaz.iso /dev/sdxx". If the source file is found on an external hard disk, mention the folder in which the media's files are outputted to -check this with PCManFM (in practice the folder can be something like /media/disk). So, the command you'd need to write with the latter would be something like "tazusb gen-iso2usb /media/disk/slitaz.iso /dev/sdxx"+Note that the /dev/sdxx part of the command above specifies the location to where you need to write the iso's files to; it is not the source media where the iso is on ! With the iso file as install source option, you should hence specify the exact location where the slitaz iso  source file is located. If it is located at /home/tux (while running slitaz from a non-live version), write "tazusb gen-iso2usb /home/tux/slitaz.iso /dev/sdxx". If the source file is found on an external hard disk, mention the folder in which the media's files are outputted to - check this with PCManFM (in practice the folder can be something like /media/disk). So, the command you'd need to write with the latter would be something like "tazusb gen-iso2usb /media/disk/slitaz.iso /dev/sdxx"
  
 Once done, wait… and then reboot! Once done, wait… and then reboot!
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 ===== See also ===== ===== See also =====
-  * [[http://doc.slitaz.org/en:handbook:liveusb]] +  * [[https://doc.slitaz.org/handbook/get.html#usb]]
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-|How to Improve| Give more details on using multiboot programs like YUMI, Multisystem, ...| +
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