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[opensuse-edu] KIWI-LTSP live USB stick server is ready for testing
- From: Jigish Gohil <cyberorg@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 1 Jun 2009 17:38:07 +0530
- Message-id: <b317ae5c0906010508o2de390d8q2e5c65a6247a50f@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Hello Community
As promised, the KIWI-LTSP, LTSP5 on openSUSE using KIWI imaging
technology is now also available for deployment on USB stick. Live
DVD[1] has been available for some time now.
Get openSUSE-KIWI-LTSP-lite-liveUSB-unstable.i686-XXXX-BuildXXX.raw.bz2
from here:
http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/Education/images/
The image contains the latest stable GNOME, iTalc and fully pre-configured LTSP.
Here is how to deploy it on USB stick:
#extract the bz2 file
bzip2 -d -k openSUSE-Sugar-liveUSB-unstable.i686-0.0.1-Build11.1.raw.bz2
#dump it on the USB stick
dd if=openSUSE-Sugar-liveUSB-unstable.i686-0.0.1-Build11.1.raw of=/dev/sdX bs=4k
Run "fdisk -l" to find out what the USB stick device is, in my case it
was /dev/sdd, note that dd is to /dev/sdd not /dev/sdd1.
That is all that is required, boot the PC/laptop from the USB stick.
As always, feedback, suggestions, bugs[2] most welcome.
Kind regards
Jigish
[1] http://en.opensuse.org/Education/Live
[2] http://devzilla.novell.com/education
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As promised, the KIWI-LTSP, LTSP5 on openSUSE using KIWI imaging
technology is now also available for deployment on USB stick. Live
DVD[1] has been available for some time now.
Get openSUSE-KIWI-LTSP-lite-liveUSB-unstable.i686-XXXX-BuildXXX.raw.bz2
from here:
http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/Education/images/
The image contains the latest stable GNOME, iTalc and fully pre-configured LTSP.
Here is how to deploy it on USB stick:
#extract the bz2 file
bzip2 -d -k openSUSE-Sugar-liveUSB-unstable.i686-0.0.1-Build11.1.raw.bz2
#dump it on the USB stick
dd if=openSUSE-Sugar-liveUSB-unstable.i686-0.0.1-Build11.1.raw of=/dev/sdX bs=4k
Run "fdisk -l" to find out what the USB stick device is, in my case it
was /dev/sdd, note that dd is to /dev/sdd not /dev/sdd1.
That is all that is required, boot the PC/laptop from the USB stick.
As always, feedback, suggestions, bugs[2] most welcome.
Kind regards
Jigish
[1] http://en.opensuse.org/Education/Live
[2] http://devzilla.novell.com/education
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