On Mon, 29 Jun 2015, Alexandre wrote:
(Sorry for top-posting; I'm on my phone)
I suggest you to use Unetbootin. This utility let you transfer almost any LiveCd to a usb key and make it bootable. Please note that sometimes it doesn't work on first try.
yes, I know unetbootin; the issue is getting the wifi firmware to run.
On this website, in the download section, you will be able to find a selection of livecd. If you use my PCLinuxOS remaster, all the needed firmwares are installed stock. Probably on the Ubuntu livecd too.
ok, I may settle for PCL but my preference would be to know how to integrate the firmware into the livecd and use exegnu. I'll avoid Ubuntu in any case.
f.
Good luck! -Alexandre
Date: Mon, 29 Jun 2015 18:29:57 -0400 From: davisf@union.edu To: trinity-users@lists.pearsoncomputing.net Subject: [trinity-users] live flashdrive with exegnu (or something)
greets!
I'm using David Hare's exegnu with Jessie but for this purpose anything Trinity-esque will do.
I'd like to make a live flashdrive that will be wifi-ready so it's got to have the atheros firmware. not quite sure how to achieve this. doing up a live flashdrive is easy, it's getting the non-free firmware stuff to run that's the problem.
quick tips?
f.
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