1 minute to create a fedora boot USB flash drive and install fedora13

Fedora13 has been released for nearly a week. On the first day of its release, I had to cut down the ISO files of livecd and DVD, and planned to install it on my book that night.

 

Unfortunately, hard disk installation was frustrated. At that time, due to work-related problems, the final compromise was achieved. Today, I finally tried again and still failed...

 

Fortunately, today I learned a simpler installation method-self-made USB flash drive. The production process is quite simple, as long as you have a 1 gb u disk. The steps are as follows (for good English students, please read the original article directly. The steps below are applicable to Linux users. For Windows users, refer to here ):

1. Download livecd of fedora13, suppose to save to:/path/to/Fedora-13-i686-Live.iso

Ii. Install and create a USB flash drive Toolkit:

Sudo Yum-y install livecd-Tools

3. Insert the prepared USB flash drive larger than 1 GB, and then confirm the device name of the USB flash drive in your Linux system:/dev/SD.XN,XNVaries from person to person. If you are not sure about the value, you can run the DF command to view the value and enter DF in the command line.

4. Start making a self-starting USB flash drive and execute the following command on the command line:

Sudo livecd-iso-to-disk/path/to/Fedora-13-i686-Live.iso /Dev/SDXN

 

If everything goes well, the USB flash drive will be ready. Change the boot sequence of the computer to the first boot of the USB flash drive and restart the computer. You can smoothly enter fedora13. Then, on the desktop of the new system, there is an "Install to hasddisk" icon. Click it to install fedora13 to the computer disk. This article is written on fedora13: D.