Author Topic: [EN] Is the 11.1 installation .iso a hybrid image? (Read 3976 times)

tlmiller · « **on:** 2012/01/01, 01:42:21 »

So that I can dd it to a USB drive for installation? I keep a bunch of 1-2 GB usb drives around to install from, and I'd prefer to install from this since it's so much faster than a DVD.

I saw a thread in the German support forum that I THINK asked this basic question, but as I only know a handful of German words...

dieres · « **Reply #1 on:** 2012/01/01, 01:54:33 »

I've done it with all rc iso, so I think the release iso should also be a hybrid.

and a happy new year
Dietrich

devil · « **Reply #2 on:** 2012/01/01, 02:03:31 »

it is of course.

greetz
devil

tlmiller · « **Reply #3 on:** 2012/01/01, 03:04:28 »

Thanks. I figured it would be, but not everyone releases their images as a hybrid image yet, so I just wanted to verify.

DeepDayze · « **Reply #4 on:** 2012/01/01, 03:31:34 »

Quote from: "tlmiller"

Thanks. I figured it would be, but not everyone releases their images as a hybrid image yet, so I just wanted to verify.

Notably Linux Mint requires you to use Unetbootin to create bootable USB images

Nice to see siduction use dd...that makes it easy to create a bootable USB stick to install siduction with.

tlmiller · « **Reply #5 on:** 2012/01/02, 00:07:25 »

Yup. Very nice. Got it up and running. Replaced my Kubuntu install with Siduction, so far impressed.